ISSUE #1277 ISSUE The Family League
“FLETCH” FLIES: Robe playing coach Jaymen Fletcher pulled down this specky last week against Kalangadoo. Photo: Karen Gould.
ROUND 16: AUGUST 3, 2013
ROBE vs NANGWARRY MOUNT BURR vs KALANGADOO TANTANOOLA vs PORT MACDONNELL GLENCOE vs KONGORONG Hatherleigh bye
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the many armchair experts are the major round yet again. some eye-catching games. proved correct. Multiple medallists are not Robe has one of the pre-count There will be a fresh face on rare in the Mid SE but only seven favourites in centre half back the stage of the Millicent War players have achieved two or Tom Pearce. Memorial Civic and Arts Centre more consecutive Mail Medals In his second year with the on August 26 as the 2012 joint and just two have won a hat- Roosters, Pearce covers an Mail Medallists have moved on. trick. enormous amount of ground, J.L. “Fred” Smith Mt Burr’s Dylan Gamble has They are the late Kym Smith applies pressure to his opponents tried his hand with SANFL zone with Robe from 1982-4 and and boots some handy goals. club Glenelg while Tantanoola’s the late Len Teakle (Tarpeena, The ball-getting ability of After a fortnight’s break, Mt Chris Perry has returned to his 1949-51). senior players has been crucial in Burr should be able to defeat home club of Casterton after just The other Mid SE multiple Glencoe’s revival this season and Kalangadoo at “Mick” and Jean one season at our Tigerland. medallists are Kongorong’s some of the better performers Walker Oval. As the SANFL Tigers have lost Mick Evans (1997-8 and 2001), have been vice-captain Zacc If the Mossies drop this game, their past nine games, perhaps Kalangadoo’s Michael Jones Cocks, ruckman Mark Kieselbach they will almost certainly miss Gamble will get the senior game (who won the 1987 and 1988 and new forward Michael McRae. the finals. that he deserves. Mail Medals at his home club The Nangwarry Football Club There are imperfections in the Since 1933, the Adelaide of Glencoe), Kalangadoo’s has had a less than ideal year and Magpie lineup but they play with newspaper has donated a medal Brian Casey (2002-3 and 2009), there will not be a Mail Medal as great heart and spirit and should to the best and fairest footballer Hatherleigh’s Nick Forster a consolation. not be underestimated. in country leagues across the (1993-4) and Tantanoola’s Randall Brett Lindner has perhaps been Nangwarry have some chance State. Nicholls (1979-80). Nangwarry’s best player this of avoiding the wooden spoon The awarding of the Mail Casey, Jones and Evans are still season but not in the same way if they can defeat Robe at the Medal in our league dates back playing in the Mid SE along with as his medal-winning year. seaside. to the first year of post-war single season Mail Medal winners With injuries and availability The Roosters have recovered competition in 1946. Adam Wiese (Mt Burr, 1995), Matt issues keeping key players on the from a disastrous start to the The late Tom Walker was Faulkner (Hatherleigh, 2001), sidelines, 2013 has brought little season and have been unlucky the winner and he played for Tim Stringer (Tantanoola, 2008), joy for the Magpies. to lose at least three of their Millicent in the club’s sole and Bronson Saffin (Kongorong, 2011) Jones, at the age of 43, will matches. premiership-winning season in and Brett Lindner (Nangwarry, lead the Kalangadoo voting yet Tantanoola have to repeat the Mid SE. 2007). again but it won’t be enough to their May 18 success at the Bay (I wonder when Millicent will League powerhouse Mt claim a record third Mail Medal and lower the colours of Port win their second flag in the Mid Burr should poll the most Mail and the title of the oldest ever MacDonnell. SE but that will be the subject of Medal votes with the name of medallist. Glencoe players desperately another column another day). centreman and 2012 Walker My Tip: Macdonald will win the want the double chance and so Despite some injury problems Medallist Clint Gallio heading Mail Medal and will be followed they will show no mercy to the and strong competition from their list. in the voting by Bennett, young Kongorong lineup. team mates, I predict that Port Others in the mix will be Saunders and Gallio. MacDonnell ruckman Will Nathan Muhovics, Scott Bevan Macdonald will again grace the and Brodie Hennink. GRAND FINAL ROUND 15 REVIEW winner’s podium and win his Saffin is again leading the Hatherleigh returned to form third Mail Medal in the space of Hawks as their skipper and will BROADCAST with a hard-fought 20 point win four seasons. again lead the Kongorong list as Will the ABC come and at Kongorong while Tantanoola Whether it is taking contested he is a class act. broadcast our grand final on looked good against Nangwarry. marks around the ground, Tantanoola might stay in the September 14 or will it be With ex-skipper Dylan Coxon winning the taps, holding the top four and it could supply the done by a local commercial or looking on, the Robe Roosters defence together, booting goals Mail Medallist with new ruckman community radio station? simply ran out of time at or doing the ground-work of a Michael Bennett the obvious The AFL are playing two Kalangadoo. small rover, Macdonald would choice. semi finals over the weekend of If the match had lasted always be in the play. He is a superb tap ruckman, September 14 and 15 and there another five minutes, the Big Will just doesn’t know how handy around the ground and might be a free timeslot if the seasiders would have won. to play a bad game. capable of some terrific snaps elite games are scheduled for The match at the Bay was a His raw talent was obvious a for goal. night time. bewdy and Port Mac players few years ago when he joined Ex-coach Jason Rowe has had Over the past few seasons, the again prevailed when the chips the Bay Boys as a teenager from the best of his seven seasons at South Australian ABC Grandstand were down. the Casterton Cats. Tigerland and has seldom been crew and head commentator The Murphies were certainly In the course of the past out of the best players. Peter Walsh, have loaded up not disgraced. six seasons, Macdonald has Stringer has had some their outside broadcast truck matured in his play and gathers outstanding matches but injuries and headed to various parts of possessions in every term. have thwarted him somewhat. South Australia to broadcast the MAIL MEDAL WINNER His form in 2013 has been The Hatherleigh players who season-deciders in various bush AS the 2013 season draws to a superb and he has the added have been outstanding in 2013 leagues. close, the interest of many turns responsibility of the captaincy have been on-ballers Tylah I reckon the ABC have been to the likely identity of the Mail this season following the sad Saunders and fellow onballer to the Port Lincoln, Yorke Medal winner. death of Steve “Dexel” Noble. Jack Sullivan. 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2 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Proudly 5145 sponsored by perhaps a few others. challenges the ABC team doesn’t SEEBOHM’S We in the Mid SE were normally have to face in its plush supposed to have an ABC Football Park (AAMI Stadium) broadcast of the 2011 grand final broadcasting box at West Lakes. between Mt Burr and Robe at “From a technical viewpoint, MILLICENT Tantanoola. we are often going to a ground For one reason or another, the with no broadcast facilities,” SPONSORS OF broadcast at Tigerland did not Andrea said. proceed. “Sometimes you might be in Perhaps it will be our turn in the forward pocket. 2013. “The Riverland one when LEADING In a 2011 interview, ABC Renmark defeated Loxton at Grandstand producer Andrea Barmera was enveloped in a dust Williamson said providing a GOALKICKERS storm. seamless and professional call of the games can be challenging “But that’s all the fun of it,” she A GRADE but fun. said. Name Team R15 Total “All of the people, coaches, She said the major issue Dylan Bromley Port MacDonnell 3 78 players and officials, are for the ABC broadcast team is Michael McRae Glencoe 4 56 learning the country leagues’ traditional country football Sam Telfer Hatherleigh 1 45 players, their names and their people and they are always so styles, having never seen any of helpful and support us so much,” Jack Skeer Hatherleigh 0 45 them before. Andrea said. Brett Sneath Hatherleigh 3 44 Ms Willamson said the “They go out of their way to Mitchell Reilly tantanoola 5 37 technical limitations and weather make sure we’re comfortable and Joshua Wright Kongorong 1 36 conditions often throw up other we really enjoy being there.” John Simkin Kongorong 3 34 Rob Versace Tantanoola 2 33 Alex Hentschke Glencoe 1 30 vale: susie bignell Dane Paproth Glencoe 0 30 RESERVES The Glencoe Football Name Team R15 Total Club sadly lost a very Mathew Cytrowski tantanoola 6 48 dedicated and loyal Mick Evans Kongorong 1 36 supporter in Sue Bignell who peacefully passed Simon Beggs Hatherleigh 3 33 away at the age of 100 on Wayne Attiwill Kongorong 1 33 Sunday. Benjamin Curran Glencoe 1 32 For over half a century, Matthew Stark Port MacDonnell 0 31 Sue was a very keen Scott Varcoe Tantanoola 4 30 supporter of the Glencoe Michael Gibson Hatherleigh 1 29 Football Club. Anthony Cary Glencoe 1 27 Sue and her husband, Anthony Driessen Hatherleigh 0 27 Lindsay were the local bakers in Glencoe for a number of years, and it Senior Colts was during this time that Name Team R15 Total Susie organised Pasty Jack Mullan Kongorong 4 49 Nights for the Colts teams Tom Saunders Kalangadoo 2 42 on a very regular basis. Hayden Schultz Mt Burr 0 39 Sue was a very Reece Carlson Kalangadoo 1 34 keen barracker of the Glencoe Football Club and many would remember her on the sidelines, being very vocal. Tyson Mcrostie Port MacDonnell 4 28 Sue and Lindsay could always be spotted in their regular Jake Blackwell Kongorong 4 26 position around the Glencoe oval and the great grandchildren had Zac Dunn Kalangadoo 3 24 pleasure in going to their car for a visit and receiving their 50 cent Caleb Williams tantanoola 3 24 piece. Tyler Jones Kalangadoo 4 22 After their grocery store at Glencoe West was demolished in the Tim Sullivan Port MacDonnell 0 21 early 1970s due to loss of industry in the town, Sue and Lindsay Dylan Tincknell tantanoola 4 21 Bignell donated the block of land to the Glencoe Football Club for the building of new Clubrooms. In later years after their retirement to Carpenter Rocks, both Junior Colts Sue and Lindsay were very welcoming to the Glencoe footballers, Name Team R15 Total particularly when they held their annual picnic at the beach. After Tom Tukia Mt Burr 0 33 the picnic had concluded, a number of players, their families Roy Osborne tantanoola 6 25 and supporters would call in to Sue and Lindsay’s home and Sue Luke Macgregor Hatherleigh 4 23 would cook up a wholesome meal for up to 50 people before Grady Hutchesson Port MacDonnell 2 21 they journeyed home. Jett Attard Port MacDonnell 3 21 After the passing of Lindsay, daughter, Margaret would take Sue to the football games and it was due to Sue’s failing eyesight Ethan Glass Tantanoola 3 20 that she has not attended in recent years as she was unable to Sam McManus Kalangadoo 1 19 determine the players on the oval. Jez Jones Hatherleigh 1 18 Sue will be deeply missed but never forgotten for her devotion, Giancarlo Cooper Nangwarry 0 17 commitment and enthusiasm for the Glencoe community. Darcy Hogan Mt Burr 0 17 www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 3 Lunchtime Meal Deal Beef Schnitzel, Gravy & Salad + Soft Drink $10.90 Proud sponsors of the 235 Commercial St East, Mount Gambier Phone 8723 9090 MSEFL Umpires Panel
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they came home the stronger side inherited her volunteering ability simply disastrous. Not sure what to record a vital win. There really from her dad! Well done. facts he will find in Yankyland but I’ll was nothing between the sides all Thanks to Josh Wright and bet he won’t find an easy solution day and it was a very physically Ben Loef from Kongorong who to the current situation the League hard game with many throw ups umpired for us in round 14 and to finds itself in. Speaking of the Dons’ required to break up the packs. Well Clint Gallio and Richard Humphries problems and can things get much done to both sides for displaying from Mt Burr who pulled on the worse? Port or Carlton will almost good sportsmanship throughout. green shirts last week. Numbers certainly finish ninth at the end of Paul Cavanagh With big Will dominating the air are getting lower than an Aussie the minor round and at this point of and young Jordan Zeitz showing a batting average in umpiring ranks. proceedings that may be enough to clean pair of heels to his opponents Stump ended up crook as a dog get them a finals spot!T he brothers Welcome to round 16 of the the local side were able to claw last week with pneumonia and just Murdoch of Port Mac fame will have MSEFL and now we are really their way back for a hard fought avoided a hospital visit according to wait for at least another season down to the nitty gritty part of the win. to himself. Mind you a text message to play against each other in an AFL season. By my calculations we Speaking of Jordan Zeitz, it was from big Robbie had Stump with game as both missed out for their have five sides battling it out for like turning back time for yours a disease called “Ammonia” which respective sides last week. four spots and believe it or not it truly as I recalled umpiring Jordan’s sounds rather awful. I have just In other world sporting news, is still a mathematical possibility dad, Peter, when he was playing googled ammonia and it says it is our own Stumpy (umpiring variety) for all five positions to change for Imperials in Murray Bridge a a colourless gas with a pungent has flown to England to offer his hands. There are four critical games few (ok Gladys, many) years ago. smell so maybe that is what he services to the struggling Aussie coming up over the next three Peter had that uncanny knack had! Motts went down with bad side. The lad was on a plane last weeks which will have a huge of making his opponents look health and poor old Browny just Monday for the bright lights of impact on the makeup of the final slow as he powered away from can’t get the health sorted out. In London but I believe he may four. Tantanoola v Port MacDonnell packs with ease. It was always a addition we have had a couple have added his cricket gear to the today, Hatherleigh v Glencoe in pleasure to umpire Peter and I got of umpires go AWOL of recent baggage in the hope of gaining round 17 and the round 18 clashes another chance to see him star for times which has not made things a spot in the Aussie side. I’m not between Port MacDonnell v Mt Burr Hatherleigh in later years. It is good any easier. Webbs has a hard joking when I say he may be a silly and Tantanoola v Hatherleigh will to see that Jordan has not only enough time fellas without guys chance! In more horror news from all have supporters shortening their inherited his dad’s football ability becoming uncontactable. If you are the cycling world and now our own nails on the sidelines. Hopefully we but he fortunately also displays the unavailable please let Webbs know Stuart O’Grady has come out of the will have some close and exciting same great sportsmanship on the early, and I don’t mean early on closet and admitted to substance games over the next three rounds. field. Jordan has obviously had a Saturday morning! abuse. What the hell is it with these Last Saturday I travelled to Port very good upbringing and it will Last week the guys went to drug cheats? It must be devastating MacDonnell with Kevin Nobes for be very interesting to follow what I Squashbrook in Mount Gambier for the “clean” cyclists to train their the big clash between the Demons believe will be a wonderful career to get away from the horrible guts out for years only to learn too and the Murphies. Well done to the for this young lad. winter weather for a night. As I was late that they were up against pills oval curators who turned a bog Thanks to all club trainers who unavailable I have no bad reports and injections. hole two weeks ago into a very help out the guys before and but I can only assume Crutey used That’s all for this week. A acceptable playing surface. The sometimes during the games. the male change rooms this year! quick apology to Kathy for not weather was kind to us and we Thanks also to all of those clubs Over in the big wide world of AFL mentioning last week that her Burr were able to see a very good game who are supplying drinks and food and it seems that when things get girls had a big win against Robe in of footy with lots of skills on display. for umpires, it is appreciated. Nice hot in the kitchen it’s a good time A Grade netball a couple of weeks Both sides came out determined also to see some clubs offering a to head off overseas.T he umpires ago. Sorry Kathy but the old Port to prove a point and it was the couple of beers to umpires after coach recently took his annual memory isn’t as good as it used to visitors who got out to a handy lead the games. Interesting to see leave in the middle of the season be! Also a quick hello to Fred who at the long break. Port Mac have young lass Tegan Merrett with her (as you do) and now head honcho has obviously purchased a home in proven time and again this season computer out doing her notes in Andrew has zipped off to America Mount Gambier! Enjoy your footy that having a lead over them at the Port Mac clubrooms after the on a fact finding mission whilst the and netball. See you round the halftime means nothing and again game last week. She must have Essendon fiasco goes from bad to grounds.
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MSEFL Umpire Life Tim Stringer played Member, former League his first A Grade game Umpires Director and for Tantanoola in current umpire panel Round 1, 2004 after a member, Ben Young has successful career with been recognised for his South Gambier, before outstanding contribution becoming a red and to the Mid South Eastern white Tiger. Football League in being Tim won the club best awarded a SANFL Merit and fairest in his debut Award for 2013. year, also taking the title Merit Awards are in 2007, 2008 and 2012. awarded annually by the He headed overseas SANFL to acknowledge in 2005, to return and outstanding service to play in the 2006 A the game of Australian Grade premiership side, Rules Football given runner-up in both the by persons associated league and club best with affiliated leagues. A and fairest. Tim was also maximum of 5 awards runner-up for the league are presented annually best and fairest in 2007 across the entire state. and 2012, and won the Ben recently officiated award in 2008, and has in his 400th A Grade represented the Mid SE match, but his service to not only the League but also to the interleague on 3 occasions, once with a B.O.G. performance. Glencoe sporting clubs spans a lifetime. 2012 saw Tim take over the position of A Grade coach at His playing career started like many others in the junior grades Tigerland from fellow South teammate Jason Rowe, and as you of Mid SE, he progressed through to senior ranks and he played can see by the awards that Tim has received, he is a valuable a total of 12 A Grade and 205 Reserves matches before a career player in our club. ending injury put a halt to his playing days. We wish him well for the remainder of the season and hope Determined to stay involved in the sport he loved and a keen we can pull off a win today against Pt Mac to help celebrate his desire to maintain his fitness, he took up umpiring in 1989 and has wonderful career, that we hope to see him play out as a Tiger. now umpired in excess of 580 games spanning all four grades and includes a number of interleague matches, zone representation and local interchanges between the Kowree Naracoorte and Western Border Football Leagues. He was the League’s Umpires Director for 10 years between 2002 and 2011. Apart from umpiring, Ben has been an active committee member of the Glencoe Football Club, and has been the groundsman for the Glencoe sports ground since 1990. His time and effort in maintaining the Glencoe oval means that the ground is seen as one of the best throughout the League. The Mid South Eastern Football League, founded in 1936 has only five other SANFL Merit awardees in “Fred” Basheer OAM (deceased) who was honoured in 1975, Wilf Sprengel (1985), Keith Sneath (1996), Kevin Dinnison (2011) and Dennis Muhovics (2012). Ben will officially receive his award at the Annual South Australian Community Football Luncheon on Saturday, 5th October 2013 at AAMI Stadium. On behalf of the Executive of the Mid South Eastern Football League and all member clubs, we sincerely congratulate Ben on this award. Well done.
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This weekend against Kongorong Nathan “Junior” McEachern will line up for game 200. Supporting country football Nathan’s career started back in 2001, under the coaching of Brad Patzel, who had lured the small crumbing forward to Murphy land from South Gambier. At age 33, today “Junior” will line up in the Reserves side. His 200 Authorised by G Greene for the Liberal Party, 25 Leigh St Adelaide. games have consisted of 168 A Grade and 32 Reserve games. In a career that has had more ups than downs, “Junior” is a dual A Grade premiership player in where he tasted the ultimate success in 2004 and 2007. He has also spent two years on the football committee, and has been involved in many other club Sponsor of the activities along the way. In 2002 he was awarded “best team man” and has been runner-up leading goal kicker numerous times. Throughout the competition, “Junior” is respected for his great skills and goal sense. Nathan was sensationally left out of the 2003 grand final 20 minutes before the game, which turned out to be a bad day for the club in general. “Junior” could have been forgiven for leaving the club after such a kick in the guts, however the following year he was back at the start of pre-season showing true guts and determination. This Coaches Player same year would be the one that he collected his first A Grade flag. Whilst his best footy may be behind him at 33, he is still an Of The Year important player in the make up of our Reserves side and a lot of younger players can learn a lot out of the way he plays his footy. Award Good luck for today “Junior” and we hope to see you still running around for many years to come. Well done.
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Kalangadoo’s Michael Millhouse breaks through his 250 game banner before last week’s reserves game. Photo: Terry Crouch.
Port MacDonnell’s Tim Sullivan uses Glencoe’s Brad Gosden as a step ladder to pull down this beauty. Photo: Karen Cawthorne.
Spike Dunn (Robe) about to tackle Jason Dunn (Kalangadoo) supported by Alex Clements. Photo: Karen Gould.
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Seniors Best – Glencoe: N. McEachern, S. Giersch, A. Sealey, Tantanoola 1.5 6.8 7.10 9.13 (87) M. Childs, E. Bronca, B. Hentschke; Port MacDonnell: Nangwarry 0.0 0.0 2.2 2.2 (14) Kalangadoo 2.1 4.5 7.10 7.11 (53) C. Driver, M. Byrne, M. Sullivan, N. Roach, J. Bromley, Goals – Tantanoola: R. Osborne 6, E. Glass 3, H. Robe 1.2 2.6 3.8 6.13 (49) J. Smith. Ferguson, S. Linton, J. Radley, Z. Walker; Nangwarry: Goals – Kalangadoo: D. Jeffree, J. Pratt, J. Dunn, B. Hatherleigh 1.5 2.7 5.10 7.12 (79) N. Rowe. Casey, R. Carlson, M. Jones, B. Auld; Robe: J. Steele, Z. Kongorong 1.1 2.2 2.2 4.3 (22) Best – Tantanoola: M. Sorella, H. Ferguson, J. Gould, Deane 2, A. Clements, R. Dickinson. C. Serle, R. Osborne, W. O’Halloran; Nangwarry: B. Goals – Hatherleigh: T. Merrett 5, N. Brown, S. Beggs Best – Kalangadoo: D. Jeffree, J. Dunn, J. Kilsby, J. Rowe, N. Rowe, B. McIntosh, B. Philby, D. Podobnik. 3, M. Gibson; Kongorong: M. Evans, J. Bottomley, W. Bannister, A. Auld, C. Howlett; Robe: J. Dunn, T. Pearce, Attiwill. Port MacD. 1.2 4.7 6.9 6.9 (60) Z. Deane, J. Pettit, J. Fletcher, J. Steele. Best – Hatherleigh: M. Faulkner, F. Slape, R. Bowering, Glencoe 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1 (7) Hatherleigh 1.4 5.7 8.9 11.16 (82) A. Driessen, S. Lambert, A. Robbins; Kongorong: D. Goals – Port MacDonnell: J. Attard 3, G. Hutchesson, Kongorong 3.5 3.6 6.10 8.10 (58) Hann, B. Dobbs, R. Fromburg, T. Glynn, G. Hay. W. Chant 2, B. Newton, B. Cutting; Glencoe: D. Goals – Hatherleigh: B. Sneath 3, D. Clough 2, Senior Colts Cleggett. C. Buckley, B. Wight, S. Telfer, J. Bateman, T. Bell, J. Best – Port MacDonnell: L. Tilley, W. Chant, G. Sandland; Kongorong: J. Simkin 3, A. Harding 2, J. Kalangadoo 5.4 12.9 13.14 14.17 (116) Hutchesson, J. Feast, T. Zeitz, R. Rolph; Glencoe: K. Wright, C. Little, S. Phillips. Robe 0.0 0.0 1.1 2.1 (8) Poole, A. Kuhl, A. Lipscombe, T. Arthurson, B. Arthurson, D. Cleggett. Best – Hatherleigh: T. Watson, A. Ellis, B. Sneath, J. Goals – Kalangadoo: T. Jones 4, Z. Dunn 3, K. Weistra, Faulkner, J. Sullivan, M. Fabris; Kongorong: B. Weaver, M. Krieger, T. Saunders 2, B. Ousey, D. Blow-Oeser, L. Ladders M. Killey, D. Phillips, B. Saffin, L. Jenkin, A. Harding. Carlson, R. Carlson; Robe: H. Ludwig. Best – Kalangadoo: M. Krieger, T. Jones, B. Casey, K. Tantanoola 11.8 15.13 23.19 32.28 (220) SENIORS Weistra, J. Opie, J. Brennan; Robe: J. Hann, H. Smith, A. Nangwarry 2.0 5.1 5.2 8.3 (51) Clements, H. Kurray, J. Gibbs, H. Ludwig. W l D B for Agst % Pts Goals – Tantanoola: S. Tincknell, M. Reilly 5, M. Hatherleigh 12 2 0 1 2038 766 72.68 48 Bennett, J. Rowe 3, K. Dodd, T. McGrath, C. Saint, R. Kongorong 3.3 4.5 9.11 10.15 (100) Glencoe 10 4 0 1 1697 813 67.61 40 Versace, J. Rehn 2, C. Williams, H. Brown, D. Knaggs, Hatherleigh 0.0 0.1 0.1 1.2 (13) Port MacD. 10 3 0 2 1657 795 67.58 40 R. Clarke, C. Williams, C. Hamilton; Nangwarry: N. Goals – Kongorong: J. Blackwell, J. Mullan 4, K. Tantanoola 9 4 0 2 1483 1057 58.39 36 Reeves 5, B. Lindner 2, B. Dinnison. Ham 2, M. Waters, H. Evans, S. Baker, M. Last, R. Hein; Mount Burr 9 4 0 2 1189 1315 47.48 36 Best – Tantanoola: T. Stringer, M. Bennett, T. Hatherleigh: J. Telfer 2. Kongorong 6 7 0 2 1295 1391 48.21 24 McGrath, L. Smith, D. Knaggs, M. Reilly; Nangwarry: Best – Kongorong: M. Waters, J. Blackwell, A. Last, Kalangadoo 3 11 0 1 842 1835 31.45 12 N. Reeves, B. Lindner, C. Hicks, M. Fatchen, A. Hill, B. T. Saffin, T. Boyle, H. Evans; Hatherleigh: B. Gibbs, M. Robe 1 12 0 2 527 1717 23.48 4 Deamer. Pulmer, M. Bunt, D. Sutherland, B. Slape. Nangwarry 0 13 0 2 934 1973 32.13 0 Port MacD. 5.2 5.2 10.7 12.12 (84) Tantanoola 5.6 9.13 10.17 14.20 (134) reserves Glencoe 4.2 8.6 10.7 10.10 (70) Nangwarry 0.0 0.0 1.1 1.2 (13) W l D B for Agst % Pts Goals – Port MacDonnell: D. Bromley 3, W. Goals – Tantanoola: D. Tincknell 4, C. Williams, B. Glencoe 12 2 0 1 1400 488 74.15 48 Macdonald, Z. Williams, T. Sullivan 2, B. McGregor, M. Radley, M. Roberts 3, D. Pink 2, A. Gregory, J. Gurney, A. Hatherleigh 11 3 0 1 1383 577 70.56 44 Lewis, J. McGregor; Glencoe: M. McRae 4, K. Clark, Z. White, T. Beelitz, C. Scudds; Nangwarry: M. McCallum. Tantanoola 11 2 0 2 1411 606 69.96 44 Cocks 2, S. Brook, A. Hentschke. Best – Tantanoola: T. Beelitz, B. Radley, D. Tincknell, Kongorong 9 4 0 2 1077 666 61.79 36 Best – Port MacDonnell: W. Macdonald, J. Zeitz, B. D. Pink, P. Reid, C. Williams; Nangwarry: H. Sanders, B. Port MacD. 8 5 0 2 1052 450 70.04 32 McGregor, A. Taylor, D. Munn, D. Bromley; Glencoe: Rowe, R. Reid, K. Rasmussen, S. Potter. Nangwarry 4 9 0 2 703 1095 39.10 16 T. Hawke, A. Creek, B. Gosden, A. Price, M. Kieselbach, Port MacD. 4.2 9.7 11.9 12.17 (114) Mount Burr 2 11 0 2 531 1322 28.66 8 L. Allison. Glencoe 3.1 4.2 5.2 5.2 (17) Kalangadoo 2 12 0 1 508 1482 25.53 8 Robe 1 12 0 2 340 1719 16.51 4 Bye: Mount Burr Goals – Port MacDonnell: T. McRostie 4, R. Timms, S. Zeitz 3, K. McLean 2, T. Sullivan, B. Wilke, J. Reed, W. senior colts Reserves Rolph, J. Stark; Glencoe: B. Mitchell, D. Cleggett. Best – Port MacDonnell: S. Zeitz, T. Sullivan, J. W l D B for Agst % Pts Tantanoola 4.5 6.7 8.13 10.18 (118) Stark, K. McLean, N. Cawthorne, B. Wilke; Glencoe: M. Kalangadoo 12 2 0 1 1294 604 68.18 48 Nangwarry 1.0 1.2 1.2 1.5 (31) Telford, N. Herring, W. Cleggett, J. Jantosh, J. Telford, Port MacD. 12 1 0 2 1008 520 65.97 48 Goals – Tantanoola: M. Cytrowski 6, S. Varcoe B. Mitchell. Mount Burr 11 2 0 2 944 584 61.78 44 4, M. Pilmore 3, M. Warren, J. Meek, Z. Courbois, J. Kongorong 8 5 0 2 985 667 59.62 32 Varcoe; Nangwarry: L. Rainey 2, C. Lock, A. Gartside, Junior Colts Tantanoola 7 6 0 2 842 799 51.31 28 V. Virtanen. Hatherleigh 5 9 0 1 726 968 42.86 20 Best – Tantanoola: T. Wilson, S. Bowering, J. Mason, Robe 4.3 4.5 6.9 7.11 (73) Glencoe 3 11 0 1 717 1206 37.29 12 N. Gore, S. Varcoe, N. Bell; Nangwarry: C. Lock, T. Fenn, Kalangadoo 0.0 0.1 0.1 1.2 (8) Nangwarry 1 12 0 2 653 1340 32.76 4 J. Clayfield, A. Gartside, P. Balnaves, L. Rainey. Goals – Robe: J. Tomlinson, H. Bigmore 3, K. Smith 2, Robe 1 12 0 2 457 939 32.74 4 A. Weir, J. Kellock, N. Enright; Robe: S. McManus. *Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to mercy rule Kalangadoo 5.2 8.3 9.5 12.7 (54) Best – Robe: A. Weir, K. Smith, M. Hansberry, N. Robe 0.0 1.4 4.6 5.6 (41) Enright, J. Tomlinson, H. Bigmore; Kalangadoo: K. junior colts Goals – Kalangadoo: A. Ilsley 3, L. Goldsworthy, B. Marshall, L. McIntyre, M. Davies, K. McMurtrie, S. W l D B for Agst % Pts Telford, M. May, D. Gull; Robe: W. Trussell, B. Ling, B. McManus, J. Telford. Port MacD. 13 0 0 2 882 188 82.43 52 Fennell, G. Hunt, D. McKenny, D. Weir. Hatherleigh 12 2 0 1 844 311 73.07 48 Best – Kalangadoo: C. Jorgensen, S. McCann, T. Hatherleigh 2.7 6.9 8.13 9.15 (99) Mount Burr 10 3 0 2 690 260 72.63 40 Brennan, D. West, K. Joyce, D. Stone; Robe: D. McKenny, Kongorong 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Tantanoola 9 4 0 2 660 401 62.21 36 J. Perkins, B. Fennell, A. Rayner, J. Gibbs, W. Trussell. Goals – Hatherleigh: L. MacGregor 4, L. Brown, Robe 5 8 0 2 401 558 41.81 20 J. Wight 2, M. Palmer, L. Jackman-Tilley, C. Gibbs, J. Nangwarry 3 10 0 2 474 589 44.59 12 Glencoe 3.0 7.4 11.4 13.5 (43) Jones, W. Chay, H. Coote, Z. Jones. Kalangadoo 3 11 0 1 339 811 29.48 12 Port MacD. 3.1 3.1 3.2 4.2 (16) Best – Hatherleigh: Z. Jones, N. Waring, B. Bowman, Kongorong 3 10 0 2 293 898 24.60 12 Goals – Glencoe: S. Giersch 2, A. Cary, B. Curran, T. L. Brown, L. MacGregor; Kongorong: W. Argoon, L. Glencoe 2 12 0 1 257 820 23.86 8 Biggins; Port MacDonnell: N. Driver 2. Bottomley, T. Modra, J. Robb, C. Sanderson. *Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to mercy rule
2013 Champion Club Award A Grade B Grade Senior Colts Junior Colts Total Port MacDonnell 40 32 48 52 172 Hatherleigh 48 44 20 48 160 Tantanoola 36 44 28 36 144 M t B u r r 3 6 8 4 4 4 0 1 2 8 Glencoe 40 48 12 4 104 MORE than just Kongorong 24 36 32 8 100 Great Kitchens… Kalangadoo 12 8 48 12 80 N a n g w a r r y 0 1 6 4 2 0 4 0 Robe 4 4 4 20 32 8733 2720 www.klasbilt.com.au
10 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Junior & Senior Colts player numbers
GLENCOE 14 Brady Gibbs 45 Joe Miller 11 Giancarlo Cooper 14 Joshua Kellock Junior Colts 15 fergus Slape 51 Mason Hein 13 Dylan Field 15 Angus Weir 1 toby Wing 16 Angus Altschwager 61 Adam Kilsby 17 Dylan Podobnik 18 Jordan McMartin 2 Jack Edmonds 17 Brad Wight 71 Josh Kranz 21 Nathan Rowe 19 Michael Hansberry (VC) 22 rory Widdison-Mills 3 Danny Khan 18 Sam Sutherland 20 liam Fennell Senior Colts 25 Bradley Philby 21 tom Gould 4 Adam Kuhl 19 Sam Kent 1 Kerry Ham 26 Joel Virtanen 22 tangaroa Joseph 10 Kial Poole 20 tyson Bennett 2 robert Hein 27 Alex Glover 23 Kieran Smith (C) 12 Ben Gafney 21 Jordan Jones 3 Nathan Farrell 28 Aaron Edwards 24 Harry Bigmore 13 Jed Matthews 22 Benjamin Lang 23 Josh Mason 4 Jake Blackwell 29 Chad Dinnison 25 Patrick Matthews 14 Daniel Cleggett 6 Sam Baker 25 George Treloar 46 rylyn Reid 26 edward Dutton 16 Drew Mallon 7 Aaron Lightbody 26 thomas Chant 27 lachlan Prior 17 Jaidyn Shayne 8 Phil McInnes Senior Colts 28 lachie Hurst 18 Charlie Mallon 9 Michael Waters 1 Brodie Parsons 32 ryan Lindner 19. Dylan Pfitzner KALANGADOO 10 Jack Mullan 2 Kirk Rasmussen 33 Nicholas Hurst 20 Bill Arthurson Junior Colts 12 Brad Ellis 3 Michael Deanfield 34 Ben Legoe 21 tom Arthurson 2 Nathan Widdison 15 Brad Long 5 Nickolas Rowe 35 Haiden Smith 22 Patrick Mitchell 3 Kobe Stephens 16 Brandon Kranz 6 Bradley Haggett 36 Cameron Walsh 23 Shain Stonor 5 Sam McManus 18 Harrison Evans 7 Brock McIntosh Kyle Flannery 24 rylan Lee 12 Nathan Auld 19 Marcel Last 8 Seth Potter 25 Anthony Lipscombe 13 liam Ousey 20 Dellon Brown 9 Nic Harter Senior Colts 10 tyren Morrison 26 Braedon Lipscombe 18 Kayne Marshall 24 Paul Vanikiotis Coach Jordan Pettit 11 Giancarlo Cooper 30 Callan Vaughan 25 Jack Miller 2 Joel Hann Senior Colts 12 tom Pratt 31 tye McManus 29 Jason Watts 4 Mitchell Ling 1 Casey Elven 30 taylor Saffin 17 Dylan Podobnik 32 Sam Farrugia 5 Angus Baker 2 Will Cleggett 31 tim Boyle 27 Alex Glover 33 Matthew Davies 6 egan Regnier 3 Jack Doyle 32 Peter Bowden 46 rylyn Reid 34 Josh Telford 7 Sam Denton 4 rhys Edwards 33 Jack Alschwager 35 tim Davies 8 Henry Ludwig 5 Max Kahn 38 Andrew Last 36 Kobe McMurtie PORT MacDONNELL 11 Michael Dell’Antonio 6 Josh Menz 14 Hamish Kurray (C) 37 leigh Redford Junior Colts 7 Brad Mitchell (VC) 15 Joel Gibbs (VC) 38 Angus Tucker MOUNT BURR 1 Keelan McClean 9 Josh Slape 19 lachie Smith 40 Jaidyn Carlson Junior Colts 3 Morgan Feast 11 edwards Trupp 21 Alex Clements (VC) 48 Brandon McMurtrie 1 Connor Cresentino 14 ryan Walter 13 leon Bignell-Wing 22 Hamish Smith 49 Nathan Reilly 2 Brett Russell 16 Jock Carrison 14 James Telford 23 Kieran Smith 50 Jake Lang (p) 3 thomas Vanderhorst 20 riley Rolph 15 Michael Telford 24 Jarrod Flannery 4 Jack Hateley 25 Blair Cutting Senior Colts 27 lachlan Prior 16 Jack Miller 5 Brodie Gregory 27 Kyle Cawthorne 28 Sam Altschwager 18 Nathan Smith 1 Patrick Davies 6 tom Tukia 29 Ned Wilke 29 Cody Davis 19 Brad Elven (C) 2 Christian Howlett 7 rhys Gamble 30 Wade Chant 30 Jack Sneath 20 Chris Adams 4 tyler Jones 8 lachlan Collyer C 31 Jake Brown 21 William Nankivell 6 Cameron Auld 9 Darcy Hogan VC 32 Brandon Newton 37 Muru Joseph 23 Nick Herring 7 Mitchell Lowe 11 edward Ballantyne 33 Darcy Higgs 38 Sam Stoios 24 Brock Kennett 10 liam Carlson 12 Mitchell Gurney 34 lockie Tilley Michael Hansberry 25 Marcus Shane 11 Jack Bayley 13 Connor Wilson 35 tom Zeitz 14 Jordan Brennan 14 Damon Koch 36 Ben Milstead TANTANOOLA HATHERLEIGH 15 Connor Jones 15 Dylan Wright 37 Kane Livingston 16 Josh Ferrazola Junior Colts 16 Cory Gamble 38 Jesse Livingtson 1 Matthew Nelson Junior Colts 17 reece Carlson 17 Connor Wilson 39 Jarred Feast 3 Matt Sorello 1 Bailey Poulish 19 Nathan Bott 18 Jack Muhovics 40 Jack Murrell 4 Jayden Lawson 2 Jez Jones (c) 20 James Brennan 19 Zain Haywood 43 Grady Hutchesson 5 Zander Copeland 3 Blake Bowman 21 James Davies 20 James Watts 51 Jordan Mudford 6 Alec Roberts 5 Kade Bradley 22 Zac Dunn 23 liam Whitty 53 Jett Attard 7 Kane Scudds 6 Alex Buhlmann 23 Kieran Weistra 24 Ben Squire 54 Sakari Pelkonen 7 Mathew Palmer 8 roy Osborne 24 Doug Oeser 25 Cale Gordon 9 Jacob Bell 8 Alex Spehr 25 Dylan McMurtie Senior Colts 9 lachlan Jackman-Tilley Senior Colts 2 Jordan Stark 10 Mitchell Hunter 26 Michael Krieger 11 Sam Linton 10 Clayton Skeer 27 Ben Casey 1 Brodie Hogan 4 Ben Wilke 11 Zach Jones (vc) 2 Andrew Ridley 5 Sam Zeitz 12 Jack Hann 28 lachie Farrugia 13 Campbell Serle 12 Jess Allan 42 tom Saunders 3 Dylan Vanderhorst 6 tristian Rossgregor 13 Jake Wight 4 tyson Tukia 7 tim Sullivan 14 Zane Walker 44 Jakob Opie 18 Corby White 14 tyson Sutherland 5 James Wallis 8 Will Rolph 46 Braiden Ousey 20 Jordan Gould 15 Sam Gray 6 Benjamin Ballantyne 9 Sam Dent 48 Brad Tiller 21 Jack Radley 16 Jacob Lang 7 Hayden Shultz 10 tom Sullivan 22 Hamish Ferguson 17 Jack Gray 8 Dylan Montuori 11 Jarred Mansell KONGORONG 25 rian Boyd 18 Harrison Coote 9 Josh Stone 13 Jacob Reed Junior Colts 10 Brody Quintel 14 Brodie Williams 26 ryan Hoffman 19 frazer Bradley 28 tyler Bevan 20 Caleb Gibbs 2 robert Kilsby 11 Cody Burnett 16 lachlan Byrne 18 Dylan Silvy 29 ethan Glass-Reilly 21 Max Telfer 4 Jack Oppelaar 12 Jacob Wilson 13 thomas Hales 19 Nathan Cawthorne 30 Billy Hann 22 riley Chester 11 Cooper Sanderson 14 Dylan Lambert 20 rory Brodie 23 Douglas Treloar 12 liam Bottomly Senior Colts 15 Jacob Gregory 22 riley Chant 24 Spencer Jones 14 Jairus Curtis 2 Jacob Gurney 16 Bronson Mahony 16 Billy Delbridge 23 tyson McRostie 25 William Chay 17 Baily Cutting 24 Jack Williams 4 Steven White 26 louis Brown 16 reece Campbell 5 Clay Scudds 19 tyson Modra 18 Ashley Butler (VC) 28 rhys Timms 29 Nick Waring 19 east Downs 42 liam Kemp 6 reece Chant 30 luke Macgregor 21 Will Vickery 7 Dylan Tincknell 22 Cooper Von Stanke 20 Jacob Fox 49 Kyall McClean 21 Jessie Robbins 52 Dale Williams 8 toby Pink Senior Colts 23 Jim McIntosh 10 Marshall Reid 1 Daniel Sutherland 25 trent Mahony 22 Samuel Wallis 23 Braydon Jennings 11 Darcy Pink 2 lachie Lang 25 Mykill Campbell ROBE 24 liam Collyer 14 Bryce Radley 3 Brett Watson 27 Zavier Banfield 25 Dylan Lesslie Junior Colts 15 Antony White 4 thomas Jackman-Tilley 30 Jackson Robb Coach Fabian Bigmore 16 Caleb Williams 5 Ben Leopold 31 luke Boyle 2 Nicholas Enright 19 Marc Roberts 6 James Gilbertson 36 lachlan Smith NANGWARRY 3 Harry Hooper 20 Kyle Abrahamson 7 Joseph Brooks 37 ryan Vickery Junior Colts 4 Ben Bayliss 22 tyson Beelitz 8 Mitch Pulmer 38 louis Oppelaar 1 Bradley Rowe 8 Samuel McMartin 23 luke Thomas 9 Jed Telfer 39 Dylan Scheidl 2 Brodie Parsons 9 terrence Wilfred 24 Stephen Moreland 10 Bradley Slape 40 Stefan Bowden 5 Nickolas Rowe 10 Matthew Dell’Antonio 28 Adam Gregory 11 lewis Walker 41 Jack Thompson 6 Jack Grace 11 ryan VonStanke 34 Benjamin McRostie 12 Will Gilbertson 43 Brody Bisnov 7 Brock McIntosh 12 Jesse Tomlinson 53 Patrick Reid 13 Mason Bunt 44 ray Phillips 9 Nic Harter 13 taij Dunn 74 Zac Evans www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 11 robe roosters
seeking refugee status in Australia. deftly re-arrange the deck chairs less wins, they can double their football Forget Manus Island - send them on a sinking ship, but if you run score for the season. to Robe. When interviewed, ask out of chairs... With three regular Kalangadoo canteen score - them - can they walk, can they A Graders missing in action, the pumpkin soup 10, chicken - not Big thank you to the grounds breathe, are they able to catch a talent gap was too wide to bridge. quite. Coffee (real coffee) excellent. committee at Kalangadoo. After ball, and then push it along the Pressure was put on the Bs, and SENIOR COLTS: Robe 1.2 (8) a heavy week weatherwise, and ground with their foot. Can they the As, try as they did, couldn’t Kalangadoo 17.14 (116). Goal: H. images of Hatherleigh’s pond a keep one eye on the umpire, and quite do it. Rags Rayner, looking Ludwig.Best: J. Hann, H. Smith, A. fortnight ago still in our mind, deftly push a person out of the way comfortable, as a 300 gamer Clements, H. Kurray, J. Gibbs, H. the oval surface at the ‘Doo was with one hand squarely in their should, did not make a mistake in Ludwig. We played Kalangadoo on a pleasant surprise. Couldn’t do back, while catching or punching defence, and was ably supported Saturday, a side that will feature far much about the temperature, the ball with the other. Can they fall by Brendan Brooks. Bazz Fennell into September I reckon. We came but the playing surface, all things on top of a ball, stop it from going and tuff Mudda (Scott Odea) out of the blocks hard and strong, considered, was great. anywhere, and appear to want competed for possessions and hitting the ball with ferocity and It is one of the great ironies it to go somewhere at the same kicks, and Dougal Weir took the intent, but Kalangadoo showed of country football. Irrespective time. Can they run, and yell out mark of the day (actually, he took why they’re a better side with of how the boys are faring, the “ball, ball” while holding their arms 4 or 5 marks of the day), and Greg hard running and moving the ball same amount of effort goes on outstretched and look longingly at Lines vowed that in future he freely piling on a few goals with behind the scenes, from the the umpire. Can they attend a well will only get his non kicking leg no reply. We had majority of the army of volunteers required to manicured, floodlit football oval reconstructed so he can get back play in the last half and nearly ensure we get to participate in twice a week, get lots of exercise on the scorecard properly. came out even on the scoring this magnificent game. Saturday without having to pay a personal Playing coach Fletch “busted side of things, Chicken Ludwig without footy – I don’t even want trainer, tell lies over a few quiet a gut” (we may have to include was our lone goal kicker, we had to go there. I can handle global beers, and be prepared to burn a some vocabulary training for our a few chances to snag a couple warming (a few extra degrees few bits of dead cow occasionally. overseas recruits, otherwise they but we didn’t capitalise on the would be most welcome in this When we have enough to put could come to the wrong, and opportunities and kick some. Joel neck of the woods) and the energy pressure on the selectors, we will messy conclusion) leading by Hann was excellent all day and crisis (I have had one of those ever send them onto other clubs in example, as did all of the regular does everything a coach would since I turned 60), but no footy... the South East. The weather may A Graders. Desperate positional want, his second, third and even doesn’t bear thinking about. Again not be what they’re used to, but changes were made, usually fourth efforts are second to none, (and this is becoming a regular it has got to be better than sitting at every quarter break, and the he just tries his heart out all day. event) Kalangadoo lent Robe a under a corrugated iron verandah 8 permanent players had their Our other black flanker Hamish few colts to ensure a match would 18 hours a day, beating off malaria versatility tested. Benny Jess Smith also had a great game. He’s happen, the B Grade were low carrying mosquitoes. alternated from ruck to full back starting to realise he has a big solid on numbers, forcing the bionic Anyway, now that we have to forward, Tom Pearce was told body and is starting to use it to his coach Greg Lines back onto the solved the country football to limit his field of travel to within advantage. Although the results field, and at last count, there recruitment problem, let’s get the boundary line, and Jordy Petit aren’t showing, we are working were only 8 regular A Graders on back to the footy. With both clubs ran so hard all day he was too really well as a team and the boys the field. I have a plan (this plan snuggled together at the bottom breathless to pass on his usually are enjoying it and having fun. supplements the B Grade super of the ladder, both the As and the well worded snippets of advice Incentives – Steve’s Surf: Henry rules plan). The department of Bs almost won. Not quite. Lack of to the umpires. They did as much Ludwig, Mobil voucher: Michael immigration need to scrap their numbers. Even the Ghost, with all as they could, and hopefully next Dell’Antonio, Dell’Antonio Family: existing questionnaires of persons his cunning, has limits. It’s OK to week, against the only team with Muru Joseph.
with lots of confidence and a with some very tough opposition their attitudes are impeccable and netball positive attitude after our last win. but to the girls’ credit they kept an absolute pleasure to have in the Even though Kalangadoo are a wearing them down til the end. team. top team we tried hard all game Emilee and Ellie created the drive JUNIOR 1: Wow, what a great A RESERVE: What a great game and never dropped our heads. We we needed through our mid court game girls. It was great to see against Kalangadoo. Even though gave ourselves small goals each and Ellie feeding well into the goal you all give 100% in the first half we went down by 11 goals we quarter and met most of them. It ring. Lily had her best game at and it paid off with some great came away with a lot of positives. was a great team game with lots of WA when she is on she is hard to passing and the ball flowed from Some excellent passages of play pressure all down. beat as she doesn’t hesitate with one end to the other with ease. It with our juniors Indy Deane and 15 & under: Well done girls, her passing and places it perfectly. took a little to find your feet in the Keely Venn stepping up and playing you all played with self belief Keely and Demi moved extremely second half as you were all moved some great netball. Great defensive which rewarded you with a win. well together with Keely providing into new positions but proved pressure by our defenders and Everyone of you contributed in a her drive into the ring and Demi yourselves and adjusted with just some great attacking. Well done great display of team effort and using her body to hold strong and a few errors. Well done. Incentive everybody. Calcutta went to Flip. your positive attitude toward each receive lots of great passes into went to Johanna Nunan who Incentive went to Indy Deane. other continues to impress me. Alli her. Jazzy and Rhianna from the played well shooting goals and 17 & UNDER: We started off and Ciarne combined beautifully sidelines cheered you all on which then in defence creating turnovers.
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ROBE Football CLUB Player Numbers 1A Jaymen Fletcher 7A Jaryd Dawson 15A riley Dickinson 22A Alex Clements 28A Henry Ludwig 1B Jack Perkins 8A Samuel Huebner 15B Joel Gibbs 23A Zac Deane 28B Jacob Nicholson 2 elroy Samuel 9A Jordan Pettit 16B Adam Rayner 23B Barry Fennell 29A tom Pearce 3A John Dunn 9B Cody Davis 17A Brandon Kerr 24A Joshua Steele 29B Bradley Jacob 3B Aaron Sayers 10A Andrew Everett 17B Stephen Gibbons 24B travis Woodward 30A Glynn Brooks 4A Ben Jess 10B trevor Ling 19A Geoffrey Howe-Morgan 25A Bradley Jacob 30B Geoff Hunt 4B Greg Lines 11 Baden Ling 19B Daniel Clark 25B Daniel McKenny 39 Brendan Brooks 5A tristan Ling 12 todd Lehmann 20A Jacob Keane 26A Brodie Dening 40 tom Kurray 5B Scott O’Dea 13A Antony Kokiousis 20B Adam Brooks 26B richard Robbins 6A Brodie Davis 14A James Matthews 21A Brad Ross 27A Jed Regnier 6B Callan Sawyer 14B Hamish Kurray 21B Wade Trussell 27B Ben Copping 12 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au nangwarry saints assistance from our opposition Saturday would have put a football sides who have supported us dent in the players’ confidence all season. against Robe this week. An 11 Another difficult day for the The Seconds also had a hard goal first quarter byT antanoola Saints last Saturday against contest, and although they set a big win against the Tantanoola when all grades were competitive, they were Saints who struggled to be suffered defeats. never a threat to Tantanoola competitive although they The Junior Colts came up who played four strong never gave up. Simon Merrett against a very good side and quarters. Although the Seconds suffered a season ending injury were completely out played have improved this season they in the first few minutes and and suffered a big defeat.T he still have a long way to go to hopefully he will have a speedy second half was an improved be a top four chance. Maybe recovery. Not a great day for today we will get the chance performance so let’s make sure the Senior side. we record another win today. to win another game if we can Today it’s Robe so let’s see The Senior Colts, with help field a competitive side. a big lift in all grades and give from Tantanoola, tried hard but Well, the Seniors chances of were no match for Tantanoola winning a game this season our supporters something to who controlled the game from are looking slim with injuries smile about on the trip home. start to finish and won well. and player unavailability Sponsored by Green Triangle SEASON OVER? Simon Merrett Only three games to go so crippling our chances. A big Recyclers Mt Gambier, Lion looks like missing the remainder stick with it and you will get defeat against Tantanoola last Nathan and Chemist King. of the season due to injury.
in defence, applying a lot of Best Players - Brittany Fullford sun. Tamara again ran hard in netball pressure to the goalies and (Club Tea Award), Nat Wilkin. centre all game. If we could forcing many turnovers. Well B Grade: What a great only put it together for four Nangwarry Netball Club done to everyone, was a great four quarters by all girls quarters I am sure we could is proudly sponsored by game. Hungry Jack’s award - against a top quality side. put another win on the board. Bendigo Bank, Chemist King, Hannah Isaacson, McDonald’s Not once did we give in, Let’s keep our heads up this Noel Barr Toyota, G.J. Gardner, award - Jasmine Disselbach. playing tight defensive work week against Robe. Muffin Penola IGA and Steeline. 17 & UNDER: Another slow all over the court. All girls Break award - Karli McDiarmid, Junior 2: Great game. start girls but with a few gelled well, creating many Patrick’s of Coonawarra Wine - Remember to co-operate changes we managed to settle turnovers playing confident Angela Ploenges. with each other and have fun. and play some good netball. and focussed throughout the A Grade: Excellent game Ebony and Chelsea worked entire game. It’s great to see You all tried really hard and girls, we certainly surprised hard and combined well in we are all listening at trainings it showed. Thank you to the ourselves. Other than some the defence circle causing and producing the goods Tant girls for filling in, you did many turnovers. Kelly and when it counted. This win normal passing errors there a great job. Well done girls. Emily are also working well certainly proved that we are was not much else we did Awards went to Hailee and in attack, positioning is much a major threat for the finals. wrong. We had some great Simone. better and makes it so much Let’s continue the good form passages of play and were 15 & UNDER: Well done girls. easier for our feeders to feed playing another great game more patient than other Even though we came out the ball. Overall a good team today. Awards - Tahlia (Fasta weeks. Defence played more slow in the first quarter, we still effort. Let’s continue this week Pasta), Kirsty (Club Tea). one on one which worked came through with a win by against Robe. Red Rooster A Reserve: Another good and our defence pressure one. The attack worked well award - Kelly Lockwood, effort girls, we had some through mid court worked together and had some great Hungry Jack’s award - Ebony great passages of play with brilliantly. We all were more plays to set up an easy shot McDiarmid. everyone contributing. hard at the ball which showed for the goalies. Jasmine shot B RESERVE: We gave it a Defence again worked hard all as we limited our opponent’s well, only missing one goal good shot girls, we all played game, and Angela and Carly opportunities. Let’s keep this in the third quarter. Hannah a strong game but we just both slotted in well after their up for rest of the season. worked hard for four quarters couldn’t get across the line. break, off holidaying in the Muffin Break award - Ebony.
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NANGWARRY Football CLUB Player Numbers 1A ricky Lindner 7 Adam Gilbert 15B Dion Dinnison 26B rhys Couzens 41 Chris Hogan 1B thomas Clayfield 8 Brett Lindner 17 Nathan Honehonetana 27 Adam Gartside 42 tom Pratt 2 Jason Manninen 9 Hayden McPherson 18 Aidan Mills 29A Jason Brooks 44 Joshua Clayfield 3 John Barnes 10 Vesa Virtanen 19 Jordan Haggett 29B Adam Dinnison 46 Damien McNair 4 Nathan Gilbert 11 trevor Fenn 20 Aaron Horbury 30 tom Muhovics 48 Michael Field 5A Ben Dinnison 12 Aaron Hill 22 Sean Pudney 34 Craig Hicks 50 robert Munn 5B Michael Neale 13 Matthew Fatchen 23 Nathan Reeves 35 Bradley Crisp 6A Jake McKeon 14 Josh Smith 24 Stacey Mullins 37 luke Rainey 6B Ashleigh Chapman 15A Niall Easterbrook 26A Simon Merrett 39 Joel Rannenburg www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 13 mount burr mozzies
really good items which include a Eddie B, and Darcy H. talent, well done to Wig who I am football golfing holiday, 42” television, large The SENIOR COLTS took on sure is still feeling the effects. eskies, fishing charter and new Dry as a determined Robe side who were In very windy conditions the A a Bone but we need more if you can assisted by the return of a couple Grade struggled early on as Robe Once again it has been a long break help. A full list of auction items will be of key players. The Roosters played came out with the wind behind between home games but here we advertised closer to the event. Now with a lot of intensity and gave our them and a game plan that worked are again welcoming Kalangadoo to back to the footy and the last outing boys a good hit out. It’s fair to say the ‘Mick & Jean Walker Oval’. well for them. They were able to put was a wet, cold and wild day down the colts game copped the worst score on the board while we were Like I said, we have had some long of the weather which meant it was at Robe. caught spectating. In the second breaks between home games this The Mini Mozzies didn’t play never going to be a high scoring with the wind we started to pick up season and these of course are our at Robe and that wasn’t all bad affair. Once again we wasted main source of income so we need considering the weather but I am numerous opportunities in front of our game. Going into the second some support from our members, sure Justin and the lads will be goal. The pleasing aspect of the day half we knew we had to increase our players and supporters to help keep itching to get out on the park today was how well our backline held up, defensive pressure and also try and the funds coming in. The best way after such a long break. repelling many attacks forward. Nuffy score at the end which was proving you can do this is by getting behind In the Junior Colts the first half Wilson and Brodie Hoges were rock difficult, we were able to do that but our functions and we have some went as planned with Tom T kicking solid all game, Ridz, Liam and Ash went into the last with the job not rippers coming up. goals on several occasions. Once Buts helped out as well whilst Sam done yet. With Robe having a few On August the 10th after the again Cory G dominated out of the Wal, Billy and Dyl V worked hard in extra numbers behind the ball we Nangwary away game the clubrooms centre, with the rucks giving him first the middle. In the end it was good had to be patient and smart with our will be transformed into a restaurant. use of the ball. He was well supported to get a win but we must improve ball use to get into scoring positions The Formal Dinner will include a by Brett, Lockie and Ben, as these dramatically today if we are going to which we were able to do and that three course meal, some nice wines lads continue their good form. Dylan be any chance against premiership resulted in us getting the points. We and table service all for just $30 W showed his style to play one of favorites the Doo. also congratulate Jack Gregory who a head. Tickets can be purchased his best games for the club this year. The Reserves once again battled plays his 50th game in the ‘Green and from Finchy, Justin, Adam and Ron In the second half goals were a bit hard but the Roosters came away Gold’ today. or from Kaos Video and we ask you with their first win of the year. Scotty harder to find but eventually the Don’t forget folks we need you all to purchase your tickets before the forwards started to slot them. Our probably had his most undermanned to get behind the last two functions event so we can accurately cater. back line was under pressure for side of the year but to his credit Also we have a ‘Goods & Services most of the third quarter, but didn’t pulled together a side which had a of the year, the ‘Formal Dinner’ and Auction’ after the last home game of let Robe score. We welcomed back red hot dip and nearly pulled it off the ‘Goods & Services Auction’ the year on the 17th of August when Jack H for his first game after being in a close encounter. One of the Thanks to our sponsors, J&A Scrap we take on Pt. Mac at the Burr. We are injured. Hope we all had a good week highlights for the game had to be the Metal, Lion Nathan, Sporty’s Hotel looking for donations for the auction off but now it’s the run to the finals, unveiling of a gun new recruit. Yes! and Ranui Transport. “Support those and you can see Ron or Finchy if so let’s keep up the good work and Yet another of the Gamble clan took who support us”. you have something which can be listen to the coaches. Best players: to the field but this one has taken www.mtburrfc.com.au auctioned. We already have some Tom T, Lockie, Connor C, Cory G, around 45 years to reveal his footy ‘Hell its good out here’
Let’s keep our focus over the coming score. Our decision making was and Sophie kept going all game netball weeks and work hard. Thanks to our fantastic in the first quarter but as and never gave up. Courtney and scorers and everyone who braved the the Robe girls became more physical Mikaela combined well in defence weather to support us the opportunities presented became and rebounded strongly. Lani played A grade: Great work rate by all A reserve: Fantastic effort girls, less, this is a learning curve for you last game. Meg adapted brilliantly to a great WA game and was always an we finally put 4 quarters of good girls in coping with the pressure of option on the circle. Chloe played a a new position and teamed up well netball together and didn’t it make the physical side to netball. This was great game through the middle and with Heidi who each week gives her a difference.T he conditions were shown to be a defence game, Sarah all. Emma ran and worked her player horrific but you adjusted well and and Georgie working well together created many turnovers. Kasey and to allow our last line of defence with made me, as coach, extremely due to the windy weather finishing Emily played tough defence making pressure all through the court to take proud. Big thanks to Laura Schultz our goals off, didn’t come easy. it hard for Robe to feed their goalies. some great intercepts. The pressure for playing and giving us enormous Movement in attack has improved A great game in tough weather and applied all over the court is what we drive through the centre court. Kate since you last played Robe. Very good we are improving each week. A big have been working hard at and it is Nowak played her best game for the game girls, keep working hard to thanks to Paula for umpiring and now paying off for us. Hayley ran season, working hard both on and off improve as a team. Awards - Maccas Emma for scoring on short notice. the centre area with great backup the circle, and reoffering to always be went to Sarah and Toffee andT reats Once again thanks to Emily, Chloe from Heidi, Emma and Sarah. We are an option. Everyone contributed to a went to Hannah. and Mikaela filling in for 15s the starting to put four quarters of netball great team effort and we especially 15 & under: Well done girls. I game before. Awards – Subway to together and this is what is making us appreciate the dedication of U/17 know it was cold and wet, but you all Courtney, Acky’s Takeaway to Emma come off with some great wins. Kate Emily Russell who is there for us did a great job. Thank you to the 13 and Maccas to Lani. and Eb stood up well to the pressure every week. Emily came on at three & Unders that have filled in over the applied by the other side and showed quarter time and played strongly at past couple of weeks. Junior 2: Fantastic game girls, they are more than capable of WD, well done Em. Ignition Fitness 13 & under: Well done girls, so you are all doing so well each week. anything thrown at them. Brianna award to Laura Schultz. close, but what an improvement. Keep up the good work girls. Awards worked strongly when she came on 17 & under: Good game girls. In the worst conditions for the day went to Layla Baker (Cherry Avenue) and thanks Chloe. The Lah de Dah - We started off really strong and and it seems like that every week. In and Skye Fox (Maccas). A big thanks Mount Gambier award went to Kate. provided many opportunities to terrible weather for goalies, Emma to Lani Bowering for umpiring.
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mount burr Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 tom Fennell 11 Chris Murray 19 tyler Stanley 31 Jake Green 48 Ben Verbena 2 Andrew Ridley 11B Mathew Sporer 20 Andrew Golding 32 Peter Guyett 49 Justin Nowak 2B Adam Weise 12 Dale Bowering 21 Steven Hughes 33 Amdrew Ferguson 50 Damien Medoro 3 Dylan Vanderhorst 13 Mark Teagle 22 Josh Wallis 35 Jack Gregory 51 Matt Lesslie 5 Clint Gallio 14 Scott Bevan 23 Shannon Smith 36 Ash Butler 52 Andrew Curson 6 Brodie Hennink 14B Jordon Muhovics 24 Graham Fennell 37 William Clapham 54 Scott Carroll 7 Scott Gamble 15 Peter Agnew 25 Will Whitty 41 Kym Mueller 8 Ben Gordon 16 richard Humphries 26 Henry Lowndes 43 Marcus Thompson 9 Nathan Muhovics 17 Hayden Shultz 29 Scott Lesslie 44 Zane Wallis 10 Clint Bowering 18 Dylan Ridley 30 robert Hilton 45 tom Butler 14 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au kalangadoo magpies
named last week were M. Krieger (Fasta The old ex-House coaches ploy box with fark all time to spare before the Pasta), T. Jones (Kriegers Kool Cash), B. slowed the game down to get the Pies final siren declared us four point victors. football Casey (K Wiestra KFC Thurs Night Tea), J. mind back on the job as they finished the Allah Akhbar. Opie (KFC Ladies Committee award) and game in style ‘hoisting’ the House to a The big fella Dallas led the best along One of the better days at Footy Park in James Brennan (Kentucky Fried Chicken). memorable thirteen point win (who needs with old Muchacho Dunny, the music 2013 providing you came equipped with Don’t worry about Muchacho’s Magpies premierships) men (who makes it) Jarred, (who sells it) thermal undies and a stubby holder as we being the main gig of the day as Can had Best on a memorable day were Camo Banno, Auldy Aiden and last but by no hosted fellow cellar dwellers Robe to win it reserved for weeks in the knowledge Jorgonsen, coach Can, Timbo Brennan, means least young colt Christian Howlett three out of the four contests. that the House was going to crack the big Westy, Kevvy Coke a Cola Joyce and in his first taste of senior footy and a The oval came up spicco apart from 250. The joint was rocking as ‘bus loads’ a bloke with a range of names, Stone winning one at that. Our seven goals were our drainage problem in the canteen of ex House mates from the Doo Bees and Henge to me but Fossil to Staplegun, one all singles. Let’s hope we have seven goal pocket that will need looking at off any of the local South East bar taps and of the last of the Tarpeena Canaries in kickers today against the Burr. season. Could be the end vein of the golfing tee offs rocked up to give Benny Hollywood showed his class to contribute Great to see the original House John Bowling Club nematode artery, which has Hills Deano / Sarah and Lady Susan / Mick three goals. and Debbie there despite being warned our neighbouring underarm bowlers in a Remboski servo combos an early hurry The support act from Muchacho’s off by their embarrassed boy. Great day, bit of a tizz. Luckily the Doo Footy Club up. The carbon credits were shooting out Magpies found it a tough act to follow in great people celebrating a rare event. worry wart Figgo also rolls a few down so the roof as the atmosphere was electric a no less important bearing on the final Stonehenge held a coaching clinic he can help them out. given the occasion. ladder wash up. Surely to God the old on the Friday before the game, invitees Another cold day for football last week A beard less coach Can gave a great spoon salesman will now firk off! Crouchmeister, Socksy and a few other against Robe for our junior teams. prematch ‘revival’ speech in the rooms The first quarter was a tight affair that hoorangers discussing tactics over a fire The Junior Colts got off to a slow to an audience befitting a finals game to saw the Doo have a slender five point barrel and a bottle of fire water. start against a bigger side in Robe but have the troops pumped. buffer at the term end. The senior Crouchmeister Terry stayed kept the game to a much evener contest The first term saw the blokes do the The definition of confusion was home polishing his lenses for the big after quarter time. Just when we thought hard yards to go seventeen points up. Too looked at in the second as big Dallas photo shoot, avoiding a hangover. we might get Brandon back for a game many quarter time happy snaps stirred contemplated basketballing in an NFI The Bees tried their hand at the kitchen he sustained another injury so it looks the Roosters into action as they wound decision to see the visitors sneak in front cooking. The chip cooker would not like next season before he will play the hill into a frenzy finishing a lone point before gun KC arm pitted a great mark co-operate despite SOS calls to Can and again. Despite being short on numbers behind going into the long break. The from boom boom Pratt’s thumping kick Aunty Kerry. No good phoning Aunty who most weeks the boys have played out House party had kicked eleven going into as we rounded out the half eleven points was renewing her vowels of marriage some brave games. With two games to the long break. The old House John was clear. with Shiny in the Grampians. go let’s finish the season off on a high. ready to push the same big red button The half time break saw Brian’s bride Toga night was a hoot. Sunday Encouragement awards last game went that he had at the Doo mill when Gunns Amanda win the gate raffle, not the wood morning had more sheets festooning the to K. Marshall (Fasta Pasta), L. McIntyre farked the joint up, as the Roosters snuck but a 4X Jacket. Brian who was pissed club than when Julius Caesar was shafted (Subway), M. Davies (McDonalds), K. into the last quarter a solitary point up off, while Amanda may be kept warm old back in SFA AD. McMurtrie (Kentucky Fried Chicken), S. with our boys to finish the game off man Benny ‘The Moth’ Who’s wood pile Reports of Benny Who’s free range McManus and J. Telford (K’Doo Lions Club kicking into the wind. will continue to be plundered. chooks going on strike after his prized Ritchie Rich award). Wise heads were to the fore as the The old Muchacho quoted versus from rooster racked off in their state of the art The Senior Colts had a comfortable win Pies planned a ‘House warming’ party. All the Koran to get his Pies hot for a do or red four wheeled chook house. but had to work hard all the way with the the big boys played as prime movers and die third quarter effort.T he boys duly The Mount Burr Burgermeister Nuts Robe side applying lots of pressure and shakers in Matty and Gully and company obliged and looked a comfy 26 points up spent the Mozzie RDO over at the Doo tackling hard. The score line didn’t reflect tread where dead men dare. Talking going into the last. helping us get over the line. Let’s see the contest as both sides played a good about dead men the big Wombat went If you were nervous this was a good where his support lies today. brand of football. With finals looming we down within range of the Doo goals only thirty minutes to go away as the Roosters Noticed the remote control for the must remember to simply play the game to stand tall prior to delivery of the last chipped away and the old kiss of death wheelie bins has gone missing, somebody and not get drawn in to scuffles and rites. Missus Bat need not have panicked. Freddy Smith rocked up to make a contest or anybody could have it, sad thing is that melees as it can prove costly. Best players Careful Wombat, he who cries wolf! of it. I kicked him out of the time keeper’s nobody does anything about it.
in goals and shot accurately, and Tanya attack. Emma and Kara were pleasingly good team that deserves to be top of the created lots of space in the goal ring. Lisa, effective in their deliveries into the goal ladder. Our learning curve turned into a netball Amanda and Kirily (South Aussie award) circle, working hard to minimise the very, very steep cliff, however I was really made their opponents work hard for every turnovers. Preparation and concentration, pleased that we kept trying to the end of A Grade: With Robe applying lots of ball and caused numerous turnovers. Kirily particularly in the very early stages of the match. Particularly pleasing was to pressure on the court and scoreboard, drove well out of defence and was always the game, treasuring our possessions, see players trying to do what we practice I was extremely pleased with our calm, an option down court. Anthea was again particularly turnovers that we have at training. Awards: Georgia, Shayla and controlled game. Having to make solid in the mid court and looked after the created and a greater awareness of each Lucy. adjustments each week due to injuries ball. Thanks to Mikaila for stepping on in other and working together are areas Junior 2: Great game against Robe has shown our club’s depth with U/17s an unfamiliar position at WA and doing a to work on and pay attentions to in the girls, once again you all put in 100% and (Kara and Jade) and A Reserve (Tara – great job and also to Sarah for sitting the final two matches. Fasta Pasta award - performed well. Awards went to Jess Muffin Break award) contributing well. bench. Mikaila Pitt. Hungry Jack’s award - Emma Stone - Wendy’s and Keely - Molonys Jenna had a great game (Margaret Street B Grade: Thanks for a great game Greenfield. Market, you both worked really hard and Meats award) – excellent shooting and girls. It was refreshing to see the flow back 15 & UNDER: Although we didn’t take were rewarded with quite a few taps and moving well. Eb, Jenna, Kirsty and Tara down the court. Thanks to the umpires. the points there were some positives interceptions. Today against Mt Burr is our were extremely patient passing around Megan did a great job for her first B Grade to take from our game, particularly the last game for the year so let’s really finish the ring. Kylie once again worked hard in game. Let’s keep the momentum going fact that we had one bad quarter but off the season with a solid effort from the defensive circle taking some timely ladies. didn’t drop our heads and kept giving each of you. intercepts and rebounds. Thanks once 17 & UNDER: A somewhat slow start our all until the end. Excellent game by Junior 1: Only two games left of the again for all those who have assisted me was quickly turned around once the Jordy who worked and moved well with netty season girls. Great to see all adapted with all the jobs required to have things concentration “kicked in” and we started Alannah in and around the ring as well as in many positional changes I made. Great run smoothly. to make much sharper decisions and applying plenty of pressure down court pressure on the ball and backing up by all. A Reserve: Another pleasing win last better use of our possessions. Mikaila and Alice who moved and fed well, keep Good game from Michael and Jade who week against Robe and a good overall and Jade were once again very solid working on your own games girls and took home best players. Let’s keep the team performance. Kelli (Gambier City in defence, turning the ball back to things will keep getting easier. work rate up until the end so everyone Chemart award) had a fantastic game give us plenty of opportunities in 13 & UNDER: Robe is a talented, very can see what little stars you all are!
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kalangadoo Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Michael Jones 11 Chris Mules 22 James Pratt 33 Chris Mason 56 Cameron Jorgensen 2 David Vine 13 Patrick Hatch 22 Michael Millhouse 34 Aidan Auld 60 Dylan Gull 3 Steven McCann 14 Adam Harris 24 reece Carlson 37 elliot Pegler 65 Jarrad Kilsby 4 Andrew Stone 14 Mark Grosvenor 27 Bradley Auld 38 Dylan Barlow Mitchell Devlin 5 Brian Casey 15 Jesse McPhail 28 leigh Goldsworthy 40 Kevin Joyce tyler Snook 6 Dallas Jeffree 17 Aaron Ilsley 29 Jayden Rogers 42 Jason Dunn Brayden May 7 Jason Bannister 18 thomas Bannister 30 Ben Koch 43 Daniel Barry Daniel Spicer 8 Jack Casey 21 Samuel Casey 32 Stewart McLaughlin 46 William Little Ben Whitehead www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 15 TANTANOOLA tigers
Hanny (Coles/Myer) – Jordan Gould. another step closer to September. Each with plenty of run and handball and Best: Matt Sorella, Hamish Ferguson, game from now has to be treated like pressure on the Nangas boys. By football Jordan Gould, Campbell Serle, Roy a final. Last week saw us venture to halftime we had a 10 goal lead which Osborne and Whyatt O’Halloran. Goals: Nangas where we knew we would could of been more if it wasn’t for UNDER 11: On another freezing Roy Osborne 6, Ethan Glass-Reilly 3, have a hard slog. We didn’t click right some wasteful kicking in front of goals. morning for footy we travelled over Zane Walker, Jack Radley, Sam Linton from the start and even though it was The second half followed suit from the for a hit out with the Nangas Under 11 and Hamish Ferguson all 1. a 10 goal plus win, we probably never first half and both our score and theirs team. With good numbers we lent the SENIOR COLTS: Well, what a got out of second gear for most of the were doubled. Tinks and Mitch both Nangas a few players to even things difference from a fortnight ago, the game. More consistency and playing bagged 5 goals and there were 13 other up a little. All kids from both teams had boys were more committed at the ball team roles will have to be implemented goal kickers which was pleasing. Big a good crack and I think we ended and played as a team as there were 10 in our game over the next 3 weeks Beno in the ruck, Pidge’s 30 touches, up with a few goals and some good different goal scorers. With Nangwarry or we may as well not rock up in the Winnie, Jockey and Mitch headed a passages of play. With only 3 games left having only 12 players with 3 of our finals. From now on you play your role long list of best players. The Bay today now we are starting to do a few harder boys playing for them to play 16 a where you are put, bite your lip and in which is a mini final for us. Let’s get drills at training so keep getting there side. After half time we swapped a few have a dip. If you don’t want to be a the win and push towards September. lads and finish the year off on a good players around and gave Nangwarry part of this team no one is forcing you Go the Tigers. note. Just a reminder about pie and 3 of our better players. This made the and no one is going to baby you or GENERAL: Congratulations to our pastie night coming up at the club. I A Grade coach Tim Stringer who will hope all kids passed on their notes. boys work a bit harder as there were hold your hand! Obviously this doesn’t JUNIOR COLTS: A good game at 17 goals kicked in the 1st half and only apply to all our team but if you think play his 100th A Grade game for our Nangwarry, all boys played well and we 3 goals to 2 kicked in the 2nd half, it I’m addressing you, well I probably club today. Let’s hope we can pull off a had 6 or 7 play for Nangas. Well done was a hard tussle in the 2nd half for am. Tim Wilson toiled hard again all win for him. All the best for the rest of to those boys, they put in all day. Our the boys. They showed that they can day and had good help from Silly who the season. best were Matt Sorella, he worked hard play as a team and hopefully they can was 2nd, Mase was 3rd best then Goat The Junior Pie and Pastie night all day, Hamish Ferguson was in and continue this form to sneak into the who matched up against a number will be held on Wednesday, August under and got plenty of possessions, finals.Awards: SMK Electrical $10 – T. of their better players. Scotty Varx 7th, 6pm. Thank you to Pick Avenue Jordan Gould played a great game at Beelitz; Seebohm Sportspower – P. gave us a great focal point at centre Bakery and the TFC Ladies Committee full back. Campbell Serle ran off the Reid; Tony Egan – D. Tincknell; Ducky’s half again and skin put himself in and for donating the food. Parents and back line to set up most of our forward Surf – A. White; Coach/Managers $10 under everything. We have a massive supporters can purchase items for $2 attacks. Roy Osborne kicked 6 goals – D. Pink. Best: Tyson Beelitz, Bryce test today and I’m looking forward each. up forward and looks dangerous and Radley, Dylan Tincknell, Darcy Pink, to see how we shape up against the I hope everyone had a great time Wyatt O’Halloran grows in confidence Patrick Reid and Caleb Williams. Goals: only team that knocked us off in the last week at the “Annual Tiger Cup” and every week. Well done boys. Awards: Dylan Tincknell 4, Marc Roberts 3, first round. I am looking for a massive congratulations to the lucky owner SMK Electrical $5 – Roy Osborne; Bryce Radley 3, Darcy Pink 3, Antony response from everyone with a top 2 of the horse - Luke Ellis, also to the KFC – Hamish Ferguson; Seebohm White 2, Caleb Williams 2, Clay Scudds finish on the line. winners of the Fashion’s - Shae Reilly, Sportspower $10 – Matt Sorella; 1, Jacob Gurney 1, Tyson Beelitz 1. A GRADE: The boys started how Ashlee Fensom, Rob Versace and McDonalds – Campell Serle; Donna & B GRADE: Another week on and they finished the previous week Callum Reilly.
Georgia and Lauren moved and shot mistakes. Although the game didn’t go to Bianca Taylor. well in different goalie combinations. the way we hoped, everyone played A Reserve: An unconvincing win netball Carmen and Emma worked together out the four quarters the best as they last week, however we had some good in the defence end, getting many could. Everyone backed each other up patches of play in each quarter. If we HELP WANTED: The Ladies hands to balls. Maddie also stuck tight and went hard for the ball! Awards this want to make finals, we need to lift our Committee are desperate for some in defence and Bri had many good week went to Casey Walker and Ella intensity and finish games out with help to fill the home game canteen leads through the middle. Emma Gould Osbourne. four strong quarters. Thank you to Nat roster. Please contact Ali Pink or received the Subway award for her B Reserve: First quarter we started for sitting bench again. Fasta Pasta Maryanne Walker if you able to assist. many interceptions. out well and Nangwarry seemed to be JUNIOR 2: A great effort by all girls. 15 & UNDER: By far the best game a stronger side than they were in the award went to Ashleigh and Ashlee. Although they had a few taller players, of netball you girls have played. Even first round. For the rest of the game we A Grade: It’s hard to keep your we still managed to come towards the though we didn’t get the points, it was had to fight to stay up and adjust to the heads up when the score isn’t going ball. Our defensive pressure was really a brilliant display of teamwork and umpiring. We still need to work hard your way, but you need to focus on the good, causing them to make errors. We sportsmanship. You all slotted into at training to erase our silly mistakes. positives, girls. You are a young team still need to practice what we learn at positions well and made my job easy. Great work moving and passing and will use each game to build on training so we can put it into our game. Julie made some brilliant turnovers around the ring and our defence skills and confidence. Use this for the Awards went to Tayla for her excellent which certainly helped. A great game down the court is always strong. Let’s rest of the season and keep smiling. shooting, Bailey for blocking out her by both ends of the court and I am keep our talk up and come out strong The 2013 Junior Pie and Pastie night player, Lacey for coming towards the so proud of you and look forward to against Port Mac. Hijisa received the will be held this Wednesday, August ball and Brianna for her defensive Commersh award and TT received the this week. Julie Brown received the 7th and replaces regular training for pressure. Jolly Swagman award and Zoe Fennell Kaos award. this week. Training will commence at 13 & UNDER: We applied excellent received the Subway award. B Grade: We were out played defensive pressure all over the court, 17 & UNDER: A strong start to the by our opposition, who were more 5pm and the food, which has been forcing many turnovers. We got a game with the defence working hard precise. Nat and B played a great kindly donated by Pick Avenue Bakery solid lead and could have extended it and transitioning the ball through the defence game. At training we need to and the TFC Ladies Committee will further if not for some passing errors. mid-court well into the goalies. There get back to basics and get our season be available from 6pm. Parents and Leah played well in attack after mainly was good pressure throughout the back on track heading towards the supporters can purchase items for $2 playing defence most weeks and Emily, game causing the opposition to make finals.T he Jolly Swagman award went each.
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TANTANOOLA
tantanoola Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Michael Bennett 15 Sam Tincknell 40 Mitchell Reilly 10 Jack Pearce 23 rob Versace 3 Chris Hale 16 Cooper Hamilton 44 Jake Bromley 11 Scott Bowering 26 Wade Rehn 4 Zac Walker 17 Scott Agnew 13 Mick Anderson 29 Justin Meek 5 Jason Rowe 18 tyson McGrath B GRADE 14 Anthony Greco 32 Dylan Tincknell 6 raegan Clarke 22 Jordan Williams 2 Ben Chant 15 tim Wilson 34 Benjamin McRostie 7 Matt Pilmore 24 Adam Lindner 4 Andrew Crouch 16 Matt Warren 36 Wayne Johnson 8 Justin Rehn 25 Dustin Knaggs 5 leigh Kent 18 Jeremy Mason 38 David Langley 10 Josh McRostie 27 Caleb Williams 6 Jess Aberle 19 Andrew Johnson 39 Kyal Chapman 12 Braydn Reilly 31 James Varcoe 7 Josh Bromley 20 Zeke Courbois 42 Josh Bromley 13 lyndon Smith 33 Cohen Williams 8 Scott Varcoe 21 Nathan Bell 46 Brett McGrath 14 tim Stringer 35 Hayden Brown 9 Matt Cytrowski 22 Shaun Taylor 55 Nathan Gore 16 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au port mac demons
footy. This is exactly what the A Grade: With a lot riding on and Munny were very creative football team did for four quarters. Better the A Grade game for both teams and Big Bomber and Matt Fox players were Sam, Tom, Jordan it was critical we got the points also had great games. Another Mini Colts: A great four Stark, Kyall and Ben Wilke all to keep the double chance alive. big game again this week quarter team effort by the boys. having major contributions. They Other than a lack lustre second against Tant. Let’s continue the Paul challenged the boys to push were given plenty of opportunity quarter we controlled much of momentum. Go Demons! hard for the whole game and it with Nathan controlling the the match and came away with Reminder that the team resulted in our best team game ruck. Tyson kicked another a great win. Best players were photos will be taken next week of the year. Our midfield stood four and Rhys showed a bit of tough to pick but big Will added so if you are injured still turn up out for their hard running, lead candy to put a couple next to his to his tally of BOGs, Ben Mac to be in photo. by Lochie Tilley BOG. Other best name. Should be a tough game and Zeita were everywhere, Trev players were Wade Chant, Grady again this week against Tant. A Hutchesson, Jarred Feast, Tom challenge I know Dylan will be Zeitz, Riley Rolph, Ned Wilke and keenly planning for. Brandon Newton. B Grade: A very cold but Senior Colts: It was good clear day greeted us at our home to welcome players back from clash against Glencoe. With our injury with both Lachy Byrne finals chances very much still and Rhys Timms having long our own destiny, we started absences. Also back into the off well looking very positive side for his first game this in the first term. However in year was Nathan Cawthorne. the second quarter Glencoe, I enjoyed watching most of being the good side that they the game from the grandstand are, worked themselves back made possible by Dylan Silvy into the game and ended up incorporating coaching as part earning themselves a handy of his hamstring rehabilitation. lead at the half. The third term Young Sippos was fantastic, he proved to be an even tussle set targets for mid forwards and with either side unable to gain backs. Additionally stat keepers an advantage. In the last after a were organised and individual very passionate plea from coach and team objectives were Lewis the boys were unable to measured and reported back to pull back any of the margin with the players at each quarter and Glencoe winning by 27 points summarised at games end. The in a very low scoring affair.T his objectives were realistic with has severely dented our finals the majority being checked off. hopes and we need to make Dylan spoke very well, kept the sure we have a big week and players focused and motivated take it into our vital clash against Jordan Stark tries to get the handball away despite being tackled the players to play unselfish Tantanoola. against Glencoe in last week’s Senior Colts game. Photo: Karen Cawthorne.
the defence played great. See in - Tays, Bubba and Sally. Best: Brooke. Courtney worked hard netball you all at training. Best: Tegan Megan Perryman and Sharon all day. Great driving and passing. Moloney and Emily Devine. Buchanan. Overall everyone did well. Best: Junior 1: Well done girls, you 17 & UNDER: Well done girls, B Grade: Great hard game by Courtney Mansell and Bec all played really well. You just you played out the 4 quarters all players, great shooting and Coutts. need to remember to stick to our and never gave up. Big thanks to drive down the court. Need to A Grade: Great game girls. sides and not crowd. Beautiful Ellie, Amy and Tegan for filling in work on our passing. Let’s go So proud of everyone’s efforts. shooting by Halle. Best: Halle for us. hard this week and get another Jordie played a great game Collins. B Reserve: Excellent game win on the board. Best: Megan in goals as did Sal. Emily and 15 & UNDER: Awesome game by all. You fought hard for every Perryman and Kelly Millard. Candice provided plenty of drive girls. The shooters played very possession and didn’t stop till A reserve: Great effort throughout the court. Ash and well together and shot fantastic, the final whistle.T hank you girls, some really good plays. Kirby great game in defence, nice moving in the centre and again to my young girls for filling Excellent shooting Bec and Team effort!
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port macdonnell
port macdonnell Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Matthew Byrne 10 Dylan Bromley 22 Zack Williams 33 Nathan Roach 46 Aidan Higgs 2 rohan Povey 11 Joel Feast 23 Ben Holmes (B) 34 Matthew Fox 47 Andrew Costin 3 Michael Silvy (A) 11 raymondo Stanton (B) 23 Will Macdonald (A) 35 Brendan Goodwin 48 Adam Bromley 3 Izak Ransom (B) 12 Jack Cawthorne 24 Jamie Burley 37 Steven Hunter 49 Chris Driver 4 Adam Taylor 13 Simon Cram 25 Ben O’Dine 39 riley Chant 50 Beau Walker 5 ryan Fox 14 Josh McNamara 26 Jarred Dempsey (B) 40 Darryl Jones 53 Mathew Stark 6 Jordan Zeitz 16 Steven Lewis 26 Brad Stephens (A) 41 Angus McGregor 54 Nicholas Frankenburg 7 Ben McGregor 17 lachlan Pratt 29 Damien O’Dine 43 Sam Zeitz 55 Nick Driver 8 Jason Smith 18 travis Smith 30 Kane Blacksell 44 Brad Chant (B) 58 tim Sullivan 9 Adam Lewis (B) 20 Darcy Kemp 31 Matthew Sullivan 44 Justin Bromley (A) 99 luke McIntyre 9 Joe Noonan (A) 21 Mal Lewis 32 James McGregor 45 Stephen Devine www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 17 GLENCOE murphies
by 22 points at half time. That’s as we kicked 5 goals and 13 points. big challenge today boys and let’s football about when it started to go wrong Best player went to Brad Lynagh get another win on the board. Best for the boys. At three quarter time who is playing some great footy players from last week were M. scores were all tied up and by the deep in defence. Sam Giersch is also Telford, N. Herring, W. Cleggett, J. ON a sad note to start, last Sunday final siren we were down on the playing great footy in the second Jantosh, J. Telford and B Mitchell. Susie Bignell passed away at age scoreboard by 14 points. Not all is half of the year. Hamish Medhurst The Junior Colts came up against 100. A wonderful supporter of the lost as we learnt plenty out of the returned from injury and gave us GFC and she will be sadly missed by the top of the ladder Bay boys. We loss that should take us forward in that pressure and strong tackling kicked one goal to their nine but family and friends throughout the the coming weeks. Mudlark Trent we are after on the ball carrier. Matt club and Glencoe community. it’s not all about the scoreboard. Hawke had plenty of touches and Childs backed up from the week These young fellas are improving We headed down to the Bay to was awarded our best. Adam Creek before marshalling the back line. take on the reigning premiers in week by week so the future of the did all the hard stuff along with Brad Ethan Bronca moved out onto the club looks great if the boys can all both senior sides. We came out Gosden deep in defence. Adam wing to use his fitness and pace and stay together as mates on and off at 50% with the Reserves winning Price is starting to be his dominate gave us some composure when the footy field. Best players were and the A Grade just missing out. best again since coming back from needed. Ben Hentschke was a solid It’s always a tough game no matter injury. Mark Kieselbach battled hard contributor across the match in K. Poole, A. Kuhl, A. Lipscombe, where the Bay are at on the ladder against big Wil and its good to see what was a great even team effort. T. Arthurson, B. Arthurson, and D. as they always have a crack using the best two big men go at it in the Now for the Hawks today boys. Let’s Cleggett. their bigger bodies to advantage. ruck. Lockie Allison has proven to keep the momentum going. Tonight we have our auction Well done to all that made it back to be a great pick up for the club with The Senior Colts got a bit of a night and roast teas put on. Being the South Aussie for tea although it his skill on both sides of the body. touch up from the young lads from our last home game for the year let’s may have been a little cramped. Let’s bounce back against the Hawks the Bay. Like all year though our make sure we get plenty of people The Bay started better than us today lads. lads showed plenty of character up at the club. Let’s not forget early in the game but we got back The ressies had a 27 point win and played the game out until the Nathan McEachern plays game to within 6 points at quarter time. over the side that knocked us off end. Well done to Alex and Sam for 200 for the club today to be sure to We took over in the second quarter in the granny last year. We should taking the charges for the weekend shout him a beer during the day. Go and held them scoreless and led have probably won by a bit more as Les was unavailable. Another Murphies.
Encouragement to Laura who did by all. We all need to remember to make sure we keep running to netball very well in the second half at WD. to focus on playing the best game meet the ball. This was a great game Special mention to Bec who took a we can and pushing hard for four girls, you all played really well. Great ball to the face outside of the course quarters. Best player went to Jacqui work Claire in playing an excellent Some good results last week. What of play and was still a good enough Cocks for some great patience and game in centre, you did a great job. was really pleasing to see was that sport to try to help the girl up. Hope work in goals. Well done also to Everyone worked really hard, you all every registered player hit the court you’re ok! Let’s get an emphatic Justine for some strong centre court should be very proud. Best: Claire in each respective team. First time victory today girls. drive. Waye and Madeline Watson. for the season! 17s had a great A Reserve: 68-40. Great job girls! B Reserve: 29-29. Good game Juniors: We made the trip to turnaround win and B Reserve a The weather was surprisingly good girls, with all ten girls having a the Bay to enjoy two competitive solid draw. This week is Netball Teas for this time of year at the Bay and run everyone played really well. games against the Pt Mac Junior and Auction Night so please make we made the most of it with another Everyone is improving every week. 1 and 2 girls. Both our teams did sure everyone is there supporting great first quarter to lead by 15 at Best player went to Cindy and a fantastic job in dry conditions. the netball club (it will be delicious!) the first break. Our second and third second best to Ange. We worked well together using and willing to help out. Seniors – if quarters left a little to be desired but 17 & Under: 61-42. Excellent good communication and showing you haven’t paid your $5 make sure we kept our heads and improved turnaround from last round. A continual improvement with on you do so TODAY! Also Pie Drive again in the last. We were able to brilliant game by all players. It court positioning and movement. forms and money are due back this make some changes in the second looked easy (why can’t we play like As we head towards the end of the Thursday so make sure you get half and everyone adapted quickly this each week?). Lovely shooting season it is great to see that we are them in. Good luck today. and did what they needed to. Best from Laura, Ash and Abbie. Chloe committed to building on our skills A Grade: 50-64. Not a good players went to our defensive end ran the centre court well all day. and absorbing the advice given to effort down at the Bay.T hat’s a 45 in Deb and Kate who worked hard Lovely defence from Emilee, Emily, us at training. With two games to goal turnaround from the last time all game and turned over plenty of Caitlyn and Mel. Lovely passing into go girls, let’s make them good ones. we met them which is extremely balls to give our goalies as many the circle by Maddy. Best players Well done to everyone. Thanks to disappointing. We need to ensure opportunities as possible. Really Laura and Chloe. Encouragement Lucy Edmonds for filling in and that we have options all down the pleasing to see the work rate lifting award to Emily Agars. Great effort. thanks also to Donna for her training court and that we put on lots of at this end of the season. Let’s make 15 & Under: 30-37. Excellent assistance. Best players for Junior 2 defensive pressure to stop them sure we’ve worked on eliminating start in the first quarter girls. You all – Kate Edmonds, Tameka Medhurst from having easy passage. We our errors and come out hard played so well together and we were and Jorja Mitchell (McDonalds). really have to want it and that is against Kongorong today. Let’s take up by two goals. The wind got to us Best players for Junior 1 – Sharna what we have been missing of a big run with us into finals! a bit with lots of long passes over Medhurst, Beth Hann and Lucy late. Best player went to Ashlea. B Grade: 52-55. Well played the top of everyone. We still need Edmonds (McDonalds).
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GLENCOE
glencoe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Dean Watson 12 Michael Mcrae 24A Matt Kasparian 37 Adam Price (A Capt) 49 Josh Aston 2 leo Sharaf 13 Ali Scott 24B Matt Jaeschke 38 Matthew Childs 50 Brendan King 3 Jamie Edwards 14 tim Biggins (B Capt) 25 lachlan Medhurst 39 Dillon Young 51 Sam Leane 4 Dane Paproth 15 Nathan Mceachern 27 ethan Bronca 40 Anthony Carey 52 lewis Nankivell 5 Marcus Von Duve 16 Ben Hentschke 28 Matt Holden 41 Zack Maloney 53 toby Mann 6 Sam Walker 17 Mitch Lewis 29 Simon Phillips 42 trant Hawke 54 Jevon Duff 7 tom Edwards 18 Mark Kieslebach 30 Adam Sealey 43 Alex Hentschke 55 Simon Brook 8 Zacc Cocks (A VCapt) 19 Mitch Laube 31 Nathan Baker 44 Jayson Finnis 56 ross Stafford 9 Brad Gosden 20 Sam Giersch 33 Sam Hentschke 45 Jarrad Waller 57 Ben Curran 10A Adam Creek 21 Jason Bates 34 Sean Talankas 46 Shane Raddon 58 Martin Strikis 10B Michael Grace 22 Dylan Childs 35 Matt Haase 47 Jon Bradley 59 Aaron Johnson 11 Kingsley Clark 23 Hamish Medhurst 36 Jake Lambe 48 Ben Swan 60 Bevan Lipscombe 18 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au kongorong hawks
everyone who bought a horse or two, constantly ticking over. As the game Disappointing day and let’s hope the football your continuing generosity is greatly went on, our tackling stepped up a boys respond accordingly against the appreciated. Let’s try and make it a notch and there were some great benchmark team today. big day on and off the field. shepherds. Best player was Mick The A Grade had a fair bit to play All hail the Ferret Whisperer! Once Last week the young Junior Colt Waters who had to leave the ground for with the 2 milestone games. again Tommy Glynn has delivered the Hawks came up against a very good at ¾ time due to leather poisoning. Against a side that taught us a big goods, with another excellent ferret Hatherleigh side. No report from Jake Blackwell with new headwear lesson in the corresponding match racing evening. Although Cameron’s Longy this week, but better players kept running. Andrew Last worked earlier in the year. For most of the constant insistence that his syndicate were W. Argoon, L. Bottomley, T. hard on his wing. Taylor Saffin day no side could really grab the was robbed, because the organisers Modra, J. Robb, C. Sanderson. The provided a great target and laid some ascendency, but with the wind at were throwing out all their tickets was probably a little unnecessary boys have a big chance this week top tackles. Tim Boyle tackled hard our backs in the 3rd quarter, we and reeked of sour grapes. Someone against a side that is around us on all day and Harry Evans got plenty of wasted many forward entries by not probably needed to let him know that the ladder. It should be a good game, the ball too. lowering the eyes and paid the price. it was a night for the kids after all. But good luck boys. In a game that could have Having said that the effort and work seriously well done to Tommy and I Over to Jenks for the Senior Colt provided some breathing space in rate could not be questioned and am sure all the kids had a ball. report; In icy conditions, Hatherleigh the 4, the Reserves played probably hopefully this acts as a benchmark for Congratulations to Bronson and got the first centre break and went their worst match of the year. Taking our next 3 games. Brynn Weaver was Simmo on their 100th and 150th on the attack. Our backline held nothing away from the Eagles, who outstanding across half back as was games, two great club men who have strong and repelled the ball to start were excellent, our boys just couldn’t Matt Killey. Dwayne Phillips played been wonderful supporters of the the scoring in our favour. The half get their own game going and were another top game and 100 gamer club and also fine players. Bronson’s backline were creating plenty of run constantly chasing tail. Dan Hann Bronson Saffin was courageous as mug certainly got a workout and I am and our pressure was top notch. tried hard all day, as did Blake Dobbs always. Legh Jenkin rebounded well sure recovery would certainly have Hatherleigh were struggling to get who ensured the damage wasn’t and Aaron Harding used his clean been needed on Sunday morning for the ball out of our forward line with any worse with an excellent game hands and running ability to great his head and not just his body. a wall of players in front of them. down back. Roy Fromburg gave his effect. All roads lead to Coola tonight for Our delivery into the forwards wasn’t all as always. Tom Glynn provided a Thanks to award sponsors, the what is sure to be another big night the best at times, but weight of strong target at centre half forward RSL, the Bellum Hotel, Collins Court of racing and fun. A big thanks to entries paid off with the scoreboard and Geoff Hay found a lot of the ball. Butchers, and Fasta Pasta.
improve. Thanks again Graeson for get both hands strong to the ball and enjoy what’s left of the season. umpiring. and movement into the circle. Not a Awards – Kaylah Earl (Bellum Hotel), netball 13 & UNDER: Bad luck girls. We disappointing game, really impressed, Sarah Lucas (club meal voucher), Ellie tried something different for the just need to get some more wins! Waters (Arena). JUNIOR 2: Great effort girls. first half which didn’t quite work as B REServe: Great game girls. We A GRADE: The best we could do Everyone had a turn last week in planned. To your credit you came started of slow and all over the place with a small part of our usual team. defence, goals and centre court and back in the second half firing and but lifted the intensity in the second A big thank you to our fill ins Zoe, you all adapted to the changes well. only went down by 5. Best players half. Great feeding into the goalies Ady, Kaylah, Ellie and Kim. A rough Cammie tried hard in C and received were Jessica Shepherd and Demi from Carla earning her the Evolve game, but everyone did a great the McDonald’s award, Emily worked Holmes. award. Fantastic defence from Katie job at working the ball down the tirelessly all over the court to get 15 & UNDER: Bad luck girls, we just and Reanna earning them the Bellum court giving us our opportunities to the Fasta Pasta award and Zahli put need to work really hard for the next Hotel award and the club tea award. capitalise on our centre passes. You in a solid four quarter effort to get three weeks. We are a lot stronger Conratulations to Monique Pink and all played well together, given that KFC. Brianna led strong and passed than what we showed on the court. Tamika Mullan both playing 100 this is the first time we have hit the beautifully to get the Hungry Jack’s We need to prove ourselves in the games for the club last week. court as a team. Congratulations to award. Your improvement over the next coming weeks. Best players: B GRADE: What a game girls, to Ash Sturges who played her 100th course of the season is excellent, well Sarah Gaylard – Kongorong tea be within 3 goals at three quarter game. Well done and we wish you done to all of you. Thanks to Graeson voucher, Kelsey Long – Arena RipCurl time was absolutely amazing. Even all the very best for your netballing for umpiring again last week at short socks. missing half our team we held it to future! Awards went to Zoe (Vanity), notice, greatly appreciated. 17 & UNDER: Girls, we held our them. Our juniors Erin and Dana Ellie (Evolve) and Callie (Bellum). JUNIOR 1: A much improved heads up the entire game and it was played brilliantly. Winning them OTHER ITEMS (milestones, social effort last round against a strong something that got us close in the the Evolve and Arena Sportstore functions etc): Congratulations to 4 opposition. Well done to Amity end. We just need to work on moving awards. Cathy put pressure on all players last week on reaching game for scoring and she received the ball down the court and coming the way down the court, forcing milestones for the club. 50 games the encouragement award from in front! We need to play our next many turnovers. Cathy got the club went to Kaylah Earl, with Monique McDonald’s. Maddy played her games strong because we can do it! tea award. Thank you so much to Pink, Tamika Mullan and Ash Sturges brilliant defensive game for four Best players Kim Loughead – Activ8 everyone who filled in. What a fricken playing 100 games. quarters to get the Fasta Pasta award, for keeping the movement awesome game! Thank you to all who supported award and Georgia also played a of the ball alive and perfect shooting A REServe: We started off with and helped in the kitchen for netball great defensive effort to receive and movement in the circle and a good first quarter but then we teas at the club last Saturday night. the PlasterPlus award. We need to when moved to centre she kept the let ourselves down. Let’s have A special thanks to Ralph Curtis for put into practice what we learn at talk up and really pushed the girls. confidence in what we know we his steak skills and Susan Hudson’s training which means we must listen Maddy Glynn – Kongorong dinner can control and put four quarters singing ability. We really appreciated at training if we are to continue to voucher, for her determination to together. Let’s train and play hard your help!
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kongorong Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Blake Dobbs 12 Nick Ham 21B Ben McKinnon 32 Sam Douglas 43 legh Jenkin 2 Bryn Weaver 13 Andrew Telford 22 Sean Durcan 33 Paul Charlton 44 rob Ware 3 Joshua Wright 14 Paul Kilby 23 Zeke Best 34 Ben Clark 45 Ben Loef 4 Ben Drew 15 John Simkin 24 Karl Altchwager 35 Dan Hann 46 Matt Lucas 5 Aaron Harding 16 Jake Bottomley 25 Marty Von Stanke 36 Nathan Reid 48 tyson Proud 6 Shaun Phillips 17 Nick Bowd 26 Sean Farrell 37 Brendan Dening 50 liam Durcan 7 Wes Milne 18 Mick Evans 28 Jake Turner 38 roy Fromburg 54 Marcel Last 8 Bronson Saffin 19 tom Glynn 29 Aaron Heemskerk 40 Matt Kiley 66 Michael Lease 9 Jason Phillips 20 Wayne Attiwill 30 Daniel Harradine 41 Kai Pelkonen 88 tony Elletson 11 Cameron Milich 21A Dwayne Phillips 31 Cole Hedwards 42 Chris Long www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 19 netball results & Ladders: ROUND 15
A GRADE: A GRADE Kalangadoo 51 (J. Pitt, T. Jeffree) d Robe 41 (L. Cameron, H. Perkins). W l D B for Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 83 (G. Brooks, T. Fabris) d Kongorong 19 (Z. Rout, E. Kalangadoo 14 0 0 1 881 527 62.57 28 Waters); Port MacDonnell 64 (J. Gower, E. Taylor) d Glencoe 50 (D. Hatherleigh 11 2 0 1 849 569 59.87 22 Edwards, A. Edwards); Nangwarry 50 d Tantanoola 32. Robe 8 5 0 2 649 560 53.68 16 Mount Burr 8 5 0 2 659 613 51.81 16 A RESERVE: Glencoe 7 7 0 1 734 743 49.70 14 Kalangadoo 60 (K. Williams, K. Kramins) d Robe 49 (F. Carter, K. Port MacD. 4 8 1 2 515 683 42.99 9 Scubert); Hatherleigh 57 (M. Redman, A. Faulkner) d Kongorong 24 Nangwarry 4 9 0 2 580 678 46.10 8 (K. Earl, S. Lucas); Port MacDonnell 68 (D. Curtis, K. Sealey) d Port Tantanoola 2 10 1 2 528 681 43.67 5 MacDonnell 40 (C. Mansell, B. Coutts); Tantanoola 45 d Nangwarry Kongorong 0 12 0 2 387 728 34.71 0 32. A RESERVE B GRADE: W l D B for Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 70 (E. Mulraney, F. Dowdell) d Robe 29 (A. Whitehead, E. Kalangadoo 12 1 1 1 791 519 60.38 25 Kennett); Hatherleigh 49 (C. Merrett, L. Stuckey) d Kongorong 39 (E. Hatherleigh 12 1 0 1 727 444 62.08 24 Hudson, D. Glynn); Port MacDonnell 55 (M. Perryman, K. Millard) d Glencoe 9 4 1 1 709 577 55.13 19 Glencoe 52 (J. Cocks, J. Koop); Nangwarry 49 d Tantanoola 29. Robe 8 5 0 2 654 586 52.74 16 Tantanoola 7 6 0 2 621 548 53.12 14 B RESERVE: Kongorong 5 7 0 2 467 533 46.70 10 Kongorong 36 (T. Mullen, M. Pink) drew with Hatherleigh 36 (E. Port MacD. 3 10 0 2 439 671 39.55 6 Webber, A. Breeding); Port MacDonnell 29 drew with Glencoe 29 (C. Nangwarry 1 12 0 2 431 699 38.14 2 Von Duve, A. Tweedle); Tantanoola 40 d Nangwarry 32. Mount Burr 1 12 0 2 335 597 35.94 2 17 & UNDER: B GRADE Kalangadoo 65 (M. Pitt, E. Greenfield) dR obe 30 (I. Dean, K. Lindner); W l D B for Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 46 d Kongorong 19 (K. Loughhead, M. Glynn); Glencoe Hatherleigh 13 0 0 1 758 454 62.54 26 61 (L. Edwards, C. Watson) d Port MacDonnell 42 (G. Pratt, E. Walmsley- Tantanoola 10 3 0 2 589 408 59.08 20 Pace); Nangwarry 54 d Tantanoola 33. Kalangadoo 9 4 1 1 715 745 56.75 19 Nangwarry 7 4 2 2 546 497 52.35 16 15 & UNDER: Glencoe 6 8 0 1 652 668 49.39 12 Robe 48 (K. Venn, A. Linder) d Kalangadoo 40 (J. Jones, A. Wright); Port MacD. 5 8 0 2 519 667 43.76 10 Hatherleigh 61 (S. Bishop, A. Brodes) d Kongorong 13 (S. Gaylard, K. Robe 3 10 0 2 423 613 40.83 6 Long); Port MacDonnell 37 (T. Maloney, A. Feast) d Glencoe 30 (C. Mount Burr 3 10 0 2 363 601 37.66 6 Kongorong 1 10 1 2 435 547 44.30 3 Waye, M. Watson); Nangwarry 28 d Tantanoola 27. 13 & UNDER: B RESERVE Robe 51 d Kalangadoo 8 (G. Duncan, S. Jones); Hatherleigh 29 W l D B for Agst % Pts (M. Varcoe, M. Gray) d Kongorong 24 (J. Shepherd, D. Holmes); Tantanoola 10 0 1 2 480 254 65.40 21 Tantanoola 35 d Nangwarry 18. Kongorong 9 2 0 2 424 304 58.24 18 Hatherleigh 8 2 1 1 359 289 55.40 17 Bye: Mount Burr Kalangadoo 5 6 1 1 410 434 48.58 11 Nangwarry 4 8 0 2 365 382 48.86 8 Port MacD. 3 7 2 2 388 443 46.69 8 Glencoe 3 8 1 1 311 408 43.25 7 Mount Burr 1 10 0 2 201 424 32.16 2 17 & UNDER W l D B for Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 13 0 0 1 854 300 74.00 26 Kalangadoo 12 2 0 1 661 342 65.90 24 Nangwarry 9 4 0 2 595 450 56.94 18 Tantanoola 6 7 0 2 540 531 50.42 12 Glencoe 6 8 0 1 527 598 46.84 12 Robe 5 8 0 2 501 620 44.69 10 Kongorong 4 8 0 2 400 419 48.84 8 Port MacD. 4 9 0 2 461 542 45.96 8 Mount Burr 0 13 0 2 137 874 13.55 0 15 & UNDER W l D B for Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 13 0 0 1 757 348 68.51 26 Robe 9 2 1 2 544 303 64.23 19 Kalangadoo 9 3 1 1 525 378 58.14 19 Kongorong 9 3 0 2 400 310 56.34 18 Port MacD. 6 7 0 2 467 489 48.85 12 Nangwarry 4 9 0 2 283 582 32.72 8 Tantanoola 3 10 0 2 314 563 35.80 6 Mount Burr 2 11 0 2 418 586 41.63 4 Glencoe 2 12 0 1 301 450 40.08 4 13 & UNDER W l D B for Agst % Pts Robe 11 0 0 2 555 165 77.08 22 Mount Burr 9 2 0 2 413 160 72.08 18 Port MacD. 9 2 0 2 520 268 65.99 18 Kongorong 5 6 0 2 255 327 43.81 10 Tantanoola 5 6 0 2 275 431 38.95 10 Kalangadoo 3 9 0 1 244 434 35.99 6 Kalangadoo’s Jenna Pitt accepts the pass against Robe last week. Nangwarry 2 8 0 2 256 420 37.87 4 Photo: Terry Crouch. Hatherleigh 1 11 0 1 190 503 27.42 2
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ON Saturday 3rd August, Deb Curtis plays her 150th senior game for the Glencoe Netball Club. Deb has played for Glencoe since 2005 when she relocated to the region for work. She is a versatile mid court player who leads by example on the court and always puts in 100%. Deb was Major events, a critical member of the successful A crowd control Reserve team that took out the 2010 premiership. and all other While Deb has seen plenty of success on the court, she has also been a valuable security needs. committee member for a number of years, and has coached a team every year she has been involved with our club. Deb is always willing to put up her hand to help ensure our members are looked after, facilities are maintained and that we are decked out GREEN TRIANGLE SECURITY in the best looking Murphies clothing available. The Glencoe Netball Club would like to congratulate Deb on achieving this milestone and thank her for her ongoing support of Mount Gambier • 0448 190 144 the club.
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Asha Pettit (Robe) leads in front of Lucy White (Kalangadoo) at the centre pass. Photo: Karen Gould.
Chloe Dawson (Robe) gets the pass despite strong defensive pressure from Kylie Allen (Kalangadoo). Photo: Karen Gould.
Belle Sneath (Robe) takes a nice catch in the goal circle watched by Chelsea Croser (Kalangadoo). Photo: Karen Gould.
Port MacDonnell vs Glencoe. Photo: Karen Cawthorne. Kalangadoo vs Robe. Photo: Terry Crouch.
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Round 1 – April 6th Round 6 – May 11th Round 10 – June 15th Round 15 – July 27th Kalangadoo 89 lt Port MacD 201 Tantanoola 185 d Nangwarry 69 Port MacD 251 d Kalangadoo 17 Nangwarry 51 lt Tantanoola 220 Mt Burr 93 lt Kongorong 144 Robe 59 lt Kalangadoo 64 Kongorong 93 lt Mt Burr 134 Kalangadoo 53 d Robe 49 Robe 4 lt Hatherleigh 215 Glencoe 80 lt Port MacD 81 Hatherleigh 196 d Robe 13 Port MacD 84 d Glencoe 70 Tantanoola 86 d Glencoe 76 Hatherleigh 210 d Kongorong 76 Glencoe 122 d Tantanoola 50 Kongorong 58 lt Hatherleigh 82 Nangwarry bye Nangwarry bye Mt Burr bye Mt Burr bye Round 11 – June 22nd Round 2 – April 13th Round 7 – May 18th Nangwarry 55 lt Port MacD 211 Round 16 – August 3rd Port MacD 122 d Nangwarry 87 Nangwarry 102 lt Robe 108 Kalangadoo 90 lt Kongorong 155 Robe v Nangwarry Kongorong 110 d Kalangadoo 89 Kalangadoo 61 lt Mt Burr 91 Mt Burr 68 lt Hatherleigh 112 Mt Burr v Kalangadoo Hatherleigh 204 d Mt Burr 50 Port MacD 84 lt Tantanoola 95 Robe 3 lt Glencoe 152 Tantanoola v Pt MacDonnell Glencoe 181 d Robe 25 Kongorong 85 lt Glencoe 151 Tantanoola bye Tantanoola bye Glencoe v Kongorong Hatherleigh bye Round 12 – June 29th Hatherleigh bye Round 3 – April 20th Kongorong 105 d Nangwarry 85 Round 8 – May 25th Nangwarry 90 lt Kongorong 152 Hatherleigh 88 d Kalangadoo 15 Round 17 – August 10th Mt Burr 136 d Nangwarry 102 Kalangadoo 22 lt Hatherleigh 213 Glencoe 89 lt Mt Burr 101 Nangwarry v Mt Burr Robe 28 lt Port MacD 183 Mt Burr 69 lt Glencoe 195 Tantanoola 70 d Robe 59 Pt MacDonnell v Robe Tantanoola 124 d Kongorong 101 Pt MacDonnell bye Robe 27 lt Tantanoola 129 Kongorong v Tantanoola Glencoe 82 d Hatherleigh 77 Pt MacDonnell bye July 6th – Bye Hatherleigh v Glencoe Kalangadoo bye SA Country Championships Kalangadoo bye Round 4 – April 27th Hatherleigh 180 d Nangwarry 41 Round 9 – June 1st Round 13 – July 13th Round 18 – August 17th Glencoe 115 d Kalangadoo 39 Nangwarry 118 lt Kalangadoo 139 Nangwarry 56 lt Hatherleigh 135 Kalangadoo v Nangwarry Tantanoola 79 lt Mt Burr 91 Port MacD 35 lt Mt Burr 48 Kalangadoo 33 lt Glencoe 105 Mt Burr v Pt MacDonnell Kongorong 34 lt Port MacD 92 Kongorong 164 d Robe 40 Mt Burr 100 d Tantanoola 88 Port MacD 110 d Kongorong 15 Robe v Kongorong Robe bye Hatherleigh 148 d Tantanoola 80 Glencoe bye Robe bye Tantanoola v Hatherleigh Glencoe bye Round 5 – May 4th Round 14 – July 20th Nangwarry 45 lt Glencoe 119 June 8th – Bye Glencoe 160 d Nangwarry 34 Kalangadoo 91 lt Tantanoola 136 Queen’s Birthday Tantanoola 141 d Kalangadoo 38 August 24th – 1st Semi-Final Mt Burr 141 d Robe 60 Long Weekend Robe 52 lt Mt Burr 67 August 31st – 2nd Semi-Final Port MacD 101 lt Hatherleigh 110 Interleague: Mid South East 74 Hatherleigh 67 lt Port MacD 100 Sept. 7th – Preliminary Final Kongorong bye lost to Mallee 144 Kongorong bye Sept. 14th – Grand Final
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